Sentence examples similar to wave of move from inspiring English sources

She said she did not expect a wave of moves to lower-wage countries because labor costs make up only 15 to 20 percent of apparel costs.

It could be just the first wave of moves, which may go on to address the content they also carry on their platforms.

But the next wave of move-ins begins next week, as more vets take beds in the skilled nursing units.

He warned that a "dangerous tidal wave of money" moving between continents threatened to pitch the world into a fresh financial crisis.

A study earlier this year estimated Los Angeles County needs an additional 500,000 apartments to meet demand, which is surging as job growth picks up and a wave of twentysomethings move out on their own.

This effect is akin to a "wave" of slowdowns moving along a highway full of moving cars.

We were then sent to the buses waiting for our gear — a kind of wave of terror moved through the crowd, and then it calmed down again and we were moved away".

Mr. Dallas is part of a growing wave of suburbanites moving within city boundaries.

Another wave of refugees moved abroad, and these "diaspora Tamils" began to support the Tigers causee.

Then, after the completion of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in 1964, another wave of residents moved in.

A new wave of stores moves beyond the businessman traveler to include teenagers, women and bargain shoppers.