Sentence examples for a notable spike from inspiring English sources
For the tournament itself, there was a notable spike in attention.
In the days following Trump's election, at least three organizations — the Southern Poverty Law Center, Council of American-Islamic Relations and Anti-Defamation Anti-Defamation Leagueable spike in hatrackede incidents, The Post reported.
In 1986, following an overdose attempt by EastEnders character Angie Watts, hospitals saw a notable spike in suicide-incident admissions The difference is that Hayley's storyline isn't just a dramatic plot.
Emergency room and city officials say they have not seen a notable spike in bike-related accidents since the 6,000 Citi Bikes were unleashed on the city streets in May.
Alison Bernstein, the founder of the Suburban Jungle Realty Group in Manhattan, which specializes in relocating New Yorkers to the suburbs, said that more than 85percentt of her business is coming from Brooklyn, with a notable spike in just the last year.
China's Xiaomi, once the world's highest valued tech startup, is getting over a disappointing two years with a notable spike in sales in its homeland during the second quarter of 2017.
In some cases, he noted that companies have switched back from sugar to high-fructose corn syrup after failing to see a notable sales spike.
(Late last month the analyst also reported a notable sales spike for Xiaomi on its home turf, estimating it shipped 15M smartphones in Q2 in China, ranking fourth — though Huawei maintained first place with shipments of 23M units).
The number of Americans handing in their passports forever is statistically small, but there has been another notable spike.
Since the primaries began, more and more Americans are considering a relocation, so much so that there have been notable spikes in Google searches about immigrating to Canada.
Bream prices remain well below last year's levels on an aggregate level, but there has been a notable post-summer spike in larger-size fish prices as a supply shortage begins to bite.
