Sentence examples for a significant upsurge from inspiring English sources

Fly-tipping has seen a "significant upsurge" in the last year, the report said, with 852,000 recorded incidents but only 2,000 convictions in the courts.

"And there is no doubt that the extension of what one might call the 'al-Qaida franchise' to other groups in other countries - notably in Algeria - has created a significant upsurge in terrorist violence in these countries.

Within the Belgian Catholic Party, the centre of gravity shifted during the interwar period from the old conservative camp to the Christian Democratic wing as Christian trade unionism experienced a significant upsurge.

Chris Howard, the director of bullion at The Royal Mint, said: "As we head towards the European referendum vote this week, our trading platform has seen a significant upsurge in traffic with a 32% increase in transactions compared to the same period the previous month".

This has been recently accompanied by a significant upsurge in academic research and application initiatives, especially in unlocking the potential in the "white space" of TV bands for various broadband wireless services.

The past decade has witnessed a significant upsurge in the development of borate and borosilicate based resorbable bioactive glasses owing to their faster degradation rate in comparison to their silicate counterparts.

Following the civil wars of the reign of King Stephen (1135 1154) England underwent a major upsurge in religious activity and saw a significant growth of monasteries.

Besides the upsurge in therapy and medication for children, the data indicates a significant percentage still needs help, but hasn't come to get it.

Results indicate that the recent upsurge in Uganda's electricity exports, particularly to Kenya, has had a significant bearing on system peak demand.

A significant increase was not detected in the overall incidence of TBE in Austria in the 40-year observation period, in contrast to the upsurges seen in the Czech Republic and Slovenia at the beginning of the 1990s.

While the role of HIV in the upturn in infant mortality in Kenya and other sub Saharan African countries is indisputable, this study demonstrates that it is the duration of breastfeeding and Malaria endemicity that played a more significant role in Kenya's upsurge in infant mortality during the 1988–2003 period.