growing wave造句

• The growing wave propagates into the stratosphere and decelerates the mean zonal winds.
• It shows the growing waves nymph with silver, blue decorated cans.
• The bus terminal only added to the growing wave of vice.
• His is part of a growing wave of complaints about the so-called profiling practice.
• Our commitment is to protect our customers from the growing wave of criminal attacks.
• The Archdiocese of Boston also has responded to a growing wave of Catholic immigrants.
• After the reunification of Germany in 1990, many Germans saw a growing wave of racism.
• People who may be wary of the growing wave of such technological advances can relax.
• He also warned against a growing wave of public criticism of Milosevic and his family.
• He is a part of a growing wave of small backs who operate behind huge linemen.
• Growing waves then smashed off ventilator heads.
• Xavier, who has been in office for two years, is facing a growing wave of public opposition.
• But such attampts to make light of the situation are eroding under a growing wave of resentment.
• Miles said the growing wave of support for Paradorn Srichaphan would ensure the Bangkok tournament was successful.
• The growing wave is Australian golfers.
• In the past six weeks, more than two dozen people have died in a growing wave of attacks.
• The activists were seized amid a growing wave of protests against authoritarian President Suharto, who resigned in May.
• Demographers said it was a reflection of the growing waves of immigrants and interracial marriages in the country.
• Problems with hospice care reflect a growing wave of concern about scams that abuse or bilk the elderly.
• The talks were prompted by a growing wave of people-smuggling cases from the Turkish mainland to nearby Greek islands.