Sentence examples for wave of worldwide from inspiring English sources

If successful, it would be the latest deal in a wave of worldwide consolidation in the gold industry in recent years.

The news provoked another wave of worldwide economic alarm, as the yen sank at the beginning of the week to an eight-year low.

Twyman spent countless hours caring for Stokes and taught him to communicate by blinking his eyes, with resultant publicity touching off a wave of worldwide goodwill.

The collapse of the Communist government of Russia was being prophesied in the West, and the Russian Chairman, Nikolai Lenin, was advocating peaceful coexistence with the capitalist countries until such time as the wave of worldwide Communism enveloped them.

But it was Nato's self-proclaimed war of values over Kosovo that triggered Mr Blair's clarion call last year in Chicago for a new wave of worldwide intervention, based on what he described - echoing the liberal imperialists of the late 19th century - as a "subtle blend" of self-interest and moral purpose.

In a growing wave of worldwide awareness about apartheid, a Free Nelson Mandela concert was held at Wembley Stadium in 1988, two years before Mr Mandela's release from prison in South Africa.

The news of Andraschek's dramatic upturn in fortunes came as human rights activists organised a wave of protests worldwide against a new Hungarian law that bans sleeping rough, in a country that has 30,000 homeless people.

That pricing policy has triggered a wave of lawsuits worldwide which has left Qualcomm reeling — indeed, its falling share price made it a target for an ultimately unsuccessful takeover attempt from Broadcom.

With the Google+ team wheeling and dealing with high-profile celebrities, the company gets to ride the wave of popular worldwide happenings like the Olympics, NFL football and now movie openings.

The outbreak in the Philippines follows an alarming wave of measles cases worldwide, which has been blamed mainly on conspiracies and misinformation around vaccinations, particularly in Europe and the US.

Due to size limitations of wave basins worldwide it is necessary to employ statically equivalent mooring and riser systems to test floating oil and gas drilling, production and storage facilities to be deployed in deep and ultra-deep waters.