Sentence examples for because of surging from inspiring English sources

Last year, the price index jumped by 16.9percentthethighestesincence 1980, because of surging property taxes, fuel and insurance costs after the Sept. 11 terror attack.

The company recently raised prices on large and labor-intensive drinks because of surging prices for coffee and other commodities.

To be sure, China still faces high and rising levels of domestic debt, eroding competitiveness because of surging wages and other challenges.

Elvira Nabiullina, the governor of the central bank, had said only recently that the rate would not come down because of surging inflation.

Revenue rose 6 percent, to more than $9.07 billion, largely because of surging advertising sales and affiliate payments at ESPN and cable channels like ABC Family.

That never mattered enough for governments to stop sprawl, but now these areas are becoming economically unsustainable as well because of surging gas prices.

Because of the surging number of items, the statistical evaluation of all possible discharge patterns in multisite recordings of even a few channels quickly goes out of control.

The Bank of England has announced significant changes to the Funding for Lending Scheme because of the surging housing market.

When searching ancient climate records for parallels with the current situation, scientists point to the handful of instances where the Earth's temperature shifted quickly because of surges in CO2 linked to volcanic activity.

Further cuts to HMRC's customer services could trigger another plunge in standards, MPs have warned, with customers left waiting for hours on helplines because of surges in demand.

This chapter discusses the various parts where a leak occurs; from tanks, from lined pipes, through closed valves, because of surge pressure, and from screwed fittings.