Sentence examples for big upsurge from inspiring English sources

"However, the fact there hasn't been a big upsurge in new cases is reassuring".

The new tests should eliminate that miscarriage risk, leading to a big upsurge in testing and Down syndrome diagnoses, and possibly more abortions.

The big upsurge in such guidance came after the war, particularly with public health campaigns ("Coughs and sneezes spread diseases", and the like).

A new report by Ernst & Young, a consultancy, says that 2005 saw a big upsurge in mergers involving biotech firms, with Europe alone seeing 66 deals.

Investors may soon realize that the big upsurge in natural gas prices will be around for the next few years, not just the next few quarters.

At certain points, a product may appear to have attained maturity when actually it has only reached a temporary plateau in the growth stage prior to its next big upsurge.

This, the biggest upsurge of anti-Japanese unrest in years, was sparked by a visit by Mr Koizumi to Yasukuni.

In the middle of the biggest upsurge in labour protests for a decade, it seems impolite to mention the name of André Gorz.

A bigger upsurge in violence could easily reignite the entire conflict.On the Ukrainian side of the lines most soldiers appear relaxed, but few believe the ceasefire is anything but a respite.

The global economic crisis has dealt a hefty blow to this once booming city.China's leaders are struggling to cope with the biggest upsurge of unemployment the country has faced in years.

"Legal ivory is now more expensive than illegal ivory, and what you have is the biggest upsurge in poaching since the (1989) ban (on international ivory trade)," Rice told IPS.