Sentence examples for a sharp surge in from inspiring English sources

During the recession, there has been a sharp surge in the number of Americans who are getting a college degree.

In "Glacier Track," the plunge of a glacier is suggested by a sharp surge in the music and dancing.

But after a sharp surge in new cases earlier this week, that rate had slowed to just eight on Wednesday.

British officials have been hinting for several weeks that they suspect Iranian involvement in a sharp surge in attacks since eight British soldiers were killed over the summer.

In the past few years, gay people have finally begun to exercise the same rights as their straight siblings, yet there has been a sharp surge in violence against us.

But many psychologists, parents, market researchers and middle-school principals (with drawers full of confiscated spray cans), report a sharp surge in the last few years of the use of grooming products by tween boys.

One possibility is that the level of concern reflects a sudden, sharp surge in crime, rather than the absolute number of victims.

G-20 officials will also discuss ways to correct other imbalances, including the sharp surge in food prices, and a surge in prices for a wide range of commodities.

As a result, today's announcement is unlikely to reverse the recent sharp surge in rates on longer-term Treasury notes; that, in turn, has caused a rapid rise in rates for mortgage loans.

With Japan's economy in its deepest recession since World War II, the recent wild gyrations in the stock market and the sudden and sharp surge in the yen against the dollar, politicians have become a bit jittery that the financial crisis both here and abroad could worsen and that the economy could sink even further.

But Mr. Bush's sharp surge in the overseas ballots may eliminate that possibility.