Sentence examples for wider wave of from inspiring English sources

The Sweden Democrats are part of a wider wave of romantic and nostalgic nativism around the world.

By joining the wider wave of mobilisation currently underway, these corporations can ensure that 2015 is the year climate action hits a tipping point.

Kavisi's generosity is part of a wider wave of compassion that has swept across the north coast in the second half of the year.

When Syria's civil war began in 2011, it was initially framed in US policy circles as part of the wider wave of Arab Spring protests.

But his government's opposition to military intervention comes amid a wider wave of Egyptian xenophobia towards Syrian refugees – and popular fears that Egypt itself may fall victim to subsequent western meddling.

Now, seven years on, Ali Bongo has run up against a new, wider wave of protests, after he claimed he had won re-election, on 27 August, with a lead of just over 5,000 votes in a nation of 1.8 million.

Nothing during the recent country-wide wave of violence has shocked India's rulers so much as today's riots under the nose of Parliament itself.

The slaughter of so many innocents, nearly all of them Sunni Muslims, in the heart of a peaceful Arab capital, inspired a region-wide wave of revulsion.

A crackdown too far Over the Great Wall The evangelist of entrepreneurship ReprintsThe big European telecoms firms are jostling each other for fear of coming off worst in a continent-wide wave of consolidation.

It turns out that internet disruptions completely eliminate the increases in violence normally seen during a country-wide wave of anti-immigrant sentiment.

That is why Christians all over the world are joining Pope Francis in supporting a world-wide "wave of prayer" on December 10.