Sentence examples for a previous surge from inspiring English sources

But it is not the first time that Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, an air force facility, has been used for this purpose: it first opened its doors to children in spring 2012, in response to a previous surge that led to an acute shortage of space.

Its 4,500 employees in Germany — of 8,000 worldwide — are on short-term work, but with a twist: Employees still receive full pay because when the company introduced overtime to deal with a previous surge in orders, workers were not paid extra.

Water levels there at high tide on Saturday morning - about 07:00 GMT - are expected to be more than 3ft (1m) higher than a previous surge in early January, though waves are not expected to be as large.

The previous surge in digital entertainment occurred in 2007 and — with the exception of a few standouts like Hulu.com — fell flat with the broader economy in 2009.

Although under fire since his previous surge two months ago for all his self-aggrandizing exaggerations, he hasn't grown careful or bashful or anything of the sort.

America's productivity growth is higher now than it was before 1995 but the gains have been exaggerated.Productivity rose more than expected in the second quarter of this year, the new figures show, but part of America's previous surge has now been revised away.

"CBP does not agree with the perception that Border Protection agents hired during the previous surge are more corrupt or have more integrity issues than those hired before or after the surge," she said in a statement.

But Messrs Keane and Kagan argue that the previous surges involved just a few thousand extra soldiers, while their plan would see the number of American combat troops in Baghdad rise from 17,500 to 42,000.

Some people fear a repeat of 1987-88 or 1993-94 whighhinflationtion forced the government to tighten monetary policy sharply, causing a hard economic landing.One difference between today and previous surges in inflation is that the increase over the past year has been caused mainly by food prices, which jumped by 23%.

And it is worth recalling that previous surges of cross-border property investment (Japan in the 1980s, for instance) did not end well.

With the American economy strong and unemployment low, the growing trade deficit so far has not produced the same protectionist pressures that previous surges in the trade gap have provoked.