Sentence examples for anticipated spike from inspiring English sources

Throughout Afghanistan on Tuesday, the American military continued gearing up for an anticipated spike in insurgent attacks just before the voting.

At these gatherings, network operators already trade capacity: for instance, a European operator might agree to help with an anticipated spike in traffic to China or India.

It will need a $38 million addition to accommodate an anticipated spike in enrollments of 400 students by 2004, he said.

Created by Congress nearly three years ago under the health care law, the panelists were appointed, but that's about as far as it has gone...The National Health Care Workforce Commission was supposed to help prevent or at least prepare for an anticipated spike in demand for primary care". Kyle Cheney in Politico.

Kohl's will hire 69,000 temporary employees this year to account for the anticipated spike in shoppers over the holiday season.

The looming state budget crisis, a downturn in attendance at football playoff events, a 100-fold increase in the cost of state retirement benefits and anticipated spikes in medical insurance premiums swelled the new budget about $80,000 over that of the current fiscal year.

Labour says the government should have anticipated the spike in demand.

Stock popped 75% last winter as investors anticipated a spike in enrollment as workers became unemployed; shares have dropped nearly 30% since.

Senior commanders have long anticipated a spike in violence with the arrival of the spring and summer "fighting season", although the usual winter lull was not seen as U.S-led forces pressed their attack against insurgents, particularly in the Taliban's southern heartland.

There are certain things you can't anticipate — a spike in gas prices".

But the repo men anticipate a spike in calls once that time is up.