Sentence examples for a notable surge from inspiring English sources

Estimates vary, but sea levels may have risen at two millimeters a year over the past century...On top of this, a "notable surge event" can produce a storm surge of seven to 23 feet, according to a federal list of 10 hurricanes over the past 70 years... But, to state the obvious, normal tidal variation plus storm surge is the danger to coastal property.

Despite a relatively steady impairment in CD14 +/HLA-DR + monocytes expression in adults, elderly patients had a notable surge in at 30 + days post-injury.

Her final episode was watched by 11.46 million viewers, and caused a notable power surge on the National Grid.

"Twerk" experienced a notable midyear surge, thanks to Miley Cyrus, but has not proved quite as popular or universal.

They were reacting to the first notable surge of air pollution in China this autumn.

In the Philippines, Tagalog-language sarswela (sarsuela) was intermittently popular through the 20th century, with notable surges in the 1950s, '70s, and '80s.

He might have remained a cult character were it not for the incredible story of his last decade: a Julien Temple documentary on his old band (2009's Oil City Confidential) spurring a new surge of interest, a notable bit part in HBO's Game of Thrones (Sean Bean was "a gent"), then a diagnosis of terminal pancreatic cancer, leading him to do the final tour to end all final tours.

J. C. Penney was a notable exception to the weakness in retail stocks, surging 4.4 percent to $20.75 as the S.& P. 500's biggest gainer.

This is a notable update for iTunes, which is likely prompting a surge of downloads, but it's unclear what's causing the iCloud connectivity issues.

By late fall, however, it was obvious that the surge was succeeding, and McCain began mounting a notable resurgence.

If the Romney surge caps out at, say, four per cent in the national polls, it would be a notable setback for the Obama campaign, but potentially a manageable one.