Sentence examples for a parallel surge in from inspiring English sources
The Scottish Green party, also part of the yes campaign, reported a parallel surge in membership, with 3,000 supporters joining since Friday.
But because the growth of low-cost carriers produced a parallel surge in leisure flyers, business travel's share of the flying market actually dropped from 42% to 30%.
The surge is also likely to trigger a parallel surge in the number of new species and lineages, consistent with the punctuated equilibria theory.
As the use of medicinal herbs continues to increase worldwide, there has been a parallel surge in research to isolate pharmacologically active pure compounds from medicinal plants, and clinical investigations are being done to establish the safety profile and efficacy of some of the more popular traditionally used herbal remedies [ 39- 42].
At a December meeting in the Tank, Bush endorsed the Joint Chiefs' recommendations for a parallel surge effort in Iraq by the State Department and other U.S. civilian agencies.
Jacob Bender New York, Dec. 16, 2009 To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman proposes that the American military escalation in Afghanistan be accompanied by a "parallel surge" of Arabs and Muslims raising their voices to condemn violent jihadism.
Whatever surge we do in the real Afghanistan has no chance of being a self-sustaining success, unless there is a parallel surge — by Arab and Muslim political and religious leaders — against those who promote violent jihadism on the ground in Muslim lands and online in the Virtual Afghanistan.
The growth in philanthropy by Asian-Americans parallels a surge in the Asian population in the United States.
In parallel, surge acceleration first increases with depth, reaches a peak, and then decreases during the second part of the descent (Fig. 2).
Though crime rates plummeted in other American cities, there was no parallel surge of books.
The incidents in New York run parallel with a surge in reports of hate crimes and racist graffiti around the United States.
