Sentence examples for wave of radical from inspiring English sources

Trump didn't exactly create this new wave of radical support, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center's Potok.

Something similar happened in Egypt and Algeria, countries that endured a wave of radical Islamist violence in the 1990s.

Russians see Tajikistan as a bulwark against drug trafficking and a new wave of radical Islamism spreading from Afghanistan.

Sisi has successfully portrayed himself as standing against a wave of radical Islam, whereas activists often claim that his crackdown will only create new militants.

But skeptics say the party leadership is so riven by factions that prospects for a fresh wave of radical reforms are poor.

Like Greece's Syriza and Italy's Five Star movement, Podemos is part of a new wave of radical parties to emerge from the wreckage of Europe's economic crisis.

Given the rise of the online jihad as the third wave of radicals [9], it is critical to gain an understanding of the mechanisms of this process of radicalization.

24), someone anticipated him in discerning that capitalism entails continual waves of radical innovation: "The bourgeoisie cannot exist without constantly revolutionizing the instruments of production, and thereby the relations of production, and with them the whole relations of society".

Jacob Riis, the photographic chronicler of the slums of the Lower East Side, encapsulated the fears of many Americans in 1890 with his metaphors of the waves of radical immigrants flooding onto the beaches of Brooklyn in his landmark book, "How the Other Half Lives".

"The history of the Mission has a lot to do with waves of radicals who came here to escape failed revolutions elsewhere," says Chris Carlsson, a historian whose San Francisco work can be seen at shapingsf.org.

It voiced the disillusion of white female civil rights workers who went to the south with high ambitions to liberate African Americans but found they were expected to make coffee for their male fellow activists, type out their papers and sleep with them, and it marked a key step in the "second wave" of American radical feminism.