Sentence examples for wave of rising from inspiring English sources

Switch Lighting is hoping to ride the wave of rising consumer interest with its own series of LED bulbs.

"There's a wave of rising expectations that aren't grounded in reality, but it's the public perception that matters".

Russia rode its way out of the post-Soviet doldrums on a wave of rising revenues from oil and natural gas sales.

Waiting for governments to get it right is neither a solution, nor a sufficient excuse, if business is to meet the wave of rising expectations.

Sherwood appears to be riding the leading edge of a wave of rising prices, driven by land values that may be surging past the highs of 2008.

Then in June, riding the wave of rising Park Avenue property values, Mr. Beerbower and wife, Cynthia, decided it was time to downsize.

But its main point in favour of rate rises is that central banks ought to be less focused on business cycles and more concerned with financial cycles: waves of rising indebtedness followed by crises and balance-sheet recessions.

With the fire rekindled, a cobweb fluttered in the waves of rising heat, and the thin gray filament threw a shadow that wound and unwound, snaking along the far wall.

A major intellectual lineage runs through Nikolai Kondratieff's observation that capitalist economies tend to develop in waves of rising and declining prices of basic commodities [14], to Joseph Schumpeter's work connecting such fluctuations to (technological) innovation [15, 16].

I remember saying, with my head spinning and a wave of nausea rising to the upper reaches of my esophagus, "Oh, no, man.

For many men it can feel as though there is a tidal wave of emotion rising up inside them, a wave that will engulf them if they don't keep fiercely silent.