Sentence examples for actually surged from inspiring English sources

By themselves, commercial bank loans have actually surged: large companies have tapped prearranged lines of credit to weather the financial chaos that has accompanied the unraveling of the American real estate market.

But what's most outrageous about these new numbers is that rather than going down during the past decade, pot arrests actually surged, driven almost entirely by a spike in arrests of black offenders, while pot use has increased slightly.

But he's the first of the not-Romney candidates to actually surge back.

Debating whether or not cases like Crosson's actually surge during the Super Bowl has become something of an annual game-day tradition among advocates and politicians.

Despite the observation that the representatives of this third group decrease the firing frequency of the VTA neurons [7], [8] through D2 receptor mediated autoinhibition, extracellular DA levels actually surge [9].

The sun may seem to shine steadily, but its activity actually ebbs and surges (ScienceNOW, 25 April).

As commodity prices surged, they had actually benefited.

From the 1960s to the 1970s there was actually a surge of books and essays on the cult of sincerity, Magill points out.

But as soon as confidence surged, the economy was actually about to slow.

During the recent minerals boom, production actually shrank by 1% a year, whereas it surged by an annual average of 5% in the rest of the world.

"It just surged with people's belief that this could actually happen.