Sentence examples for a prolonged surge from inspiring English sources

And, in a prolonged surge of relief, they kept clapping.

Outside the Madero diaries, there is only one moment in "The Savage Detectives" that documents a prolonged surge of passion.

The impact, followed by a prolonged surge in eruptions, laid waste to the ecosystem and prevented it from bouncing back for more than 500,000 years.

In 1996, investment banks sold $115.4 billion of new shares.Over the same period, with the odd hair-raising interruption, interest rates have fallen, tempting companies and governments to refinance expensive debt year after year, leading to a prolonged surge in bond issuance.

In 2013 the joint exercises led to a prolonged surge in tensions, with North Korea threatening pre-emptive nuclear strikes and cutting a military hotline with the South.

Last year, the exercises led to a prolonged surge in tensions, with North Korea threatening pre-emptive nuclear strikes and cutting a military hotline with the South.

Neonatally they display an amplified and prolonged surge of leptin, which is accompanied by elevated leptin mRNA expression in adipose tissue.

In the 16th century, they were the first to be blamed for a prolonged inflationary surge that pushed European prices up fourfold over those 100 years little enough by today's standards, but at the time unprecedented and disturbing.Soon, though, another explanation became fashionable imports of gold and silver from South America.

The prolonged surge in resources has been unprecedented in the 60 years since the NHS was founded in 1948.

(Ask Nigeria about the economic boom that is supposed to follow from a prolonged oil-price surge).

Previous data have shown that maternal obesity and hyperglycemia affect offspring neurodevelopment; hypothalamic neurocircuits from the ARC to the PVH are underdeveloped in offspring of obese or gestational diabetic dams and this may be due to a prolonged postnatal leptin surge (10, 30, 31).