Sentence examples for a subsequent surge from inspiring English sources

In a subsequent surge, 11,300 years ago, seas rose 12 feet per century.

"A tsunami would have taken at least 17 or more hours to reach the site from the crater, but seismic waves - and a subsequent surge - would have reached it in tens of minutes," he added.

Kentucky, Michigan State and Minnesota are all teams that hosted more home games last year than the previous season, and each team enjoyed a subsequent surge in revenue, which increased by an average $3.7 million.

A very strong flare from the sun caused compression of the earth's magnetic field and a subsequent surge in ground currents, overloading the power relays.

Weddings can be expensive and annoying for guests... but you see, when the rights of a minority group are withheld, of course there's going to be pent-up demand and a subsequent surge when rights are granted.

The number of women serving in the United States military increased during Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), leading to a subsequent surge in new women Veterans seeking health care services from the Veterans Administration (VA).

It's not really their fault--the administration should make sure this doesn't happen--but there's nothing like a power outage, and the subsequent surge, to (shall we say) "modify" sensitive equipment in, shall we say, an uncontrolled manner.

Consequently, the final steady state has a higher level of consumption taxes, while even an economy with a fiscally neutral pension system such as DC experiences an increase in public debt until threshold and subsequent surge in the consumption tax.

This seminal finding and the subsequent surge of behavioural research on the topic led to a rejection of the long-held Piagetian notion of infant egocentrism (Mundy & Newell 2007).

The subsequent "surge of humanitarian aid," reports the Times, "might have opened a breach in the political wall around Myanmar, including perhaps a new and softer line by the United States".

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