Sentence examples for In the upsurge from inspiring English sources

The INLA is the last of the Irish republican groups to disarm that were formed in the upsurge of leftwing revolution that began in 1968.

These will include sober evaluations of such watershed episodes as the Tet offensive, the Prague Spring and the assassination of Martin Luther King, but there's a fascination in the upsurge of protest forever parcelled up as Student Revolt.

Sometimes, we are lost in the cloud (just as we are lost for words) and in a sublime meteorological event, then we are homing in on huge battleships tossed vertically in the upsurge of a great column of 2m tons of water, rising in an instant over a mile and a half into the sky.

One key factor in the upsurge of recent violence may be the rivalry between al-Qaida and Islamic State, which in the 18 months since its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, declared a new caliphate based in the Iraqi city of Mosul has stolen the limelight from the older extremist organisation across much of the Islamic world.

Another trend was the far-reaching rationalistic and humanitarian movement of the Enlightenment best seen in the pedagogical views of Locke, in the upsurge of philanthropy, and in Denis Diderot's Encyclopédie, a comprehensive system of human knowledge in 28 volumes (1751 72).

Back in London, Pearson gave extension lectures on German history and folklore, and he participated in the upsurge of interest in socialism, proposing himself to Karl Marx as the English translator of the existing volume of Das Kapital (3 vol.; 1867, 1885, 1894).

After Australian federation in 1901, the upsurge in nationalism led to the search for an official national floral emblem.

44, 45 Consequentially, Figure 1 indicates that after the development of effective combination antiretroviral therapy (ART) in 1997, the upsurge in new cases of cryptococcal disease from HICs was reversed and incidence began to decline.

Later he and his students devised more than 190 questionnaires, which were instrumental in stimulating the upsurge of interest in the study of child development.

Rashwan said the lack of swift progress in the talks and the upsurge in protest had shifted the initiative back to the street.

"The large increases in harbour traffic reflect the upsurge in North Sea activity, where exploration continues at pace with significant numbers of support vessels required to service those endeavours.