Sentence examples for cases surged from inspiring English sources
Spraying was cut back, and cases surged to 537,000 by 1969.
Imports of watches with gold, platinum or silver cases surged to 2,020,000 in 1998 from 1,190,000 in 1997, according to government statistics on imports.
According to a report by the Supreme People's Procuracy, torture cases surged to their highest level in six years during the 1996 Strike Hard campaign.
Struggling to contain an outbreak of cholera that has stricken more than 15,000 people along the country's eastern coast, South Africa enlisted the help of the World Health Organization this week after cases surged over the last few weeks.
While the FBI released its statistics on 2015 nearly 10 months after the year ended, a debate over crime has been raging based on the number of cities where homicides have gone up and, in some cases, surged dramatically.
But after the legal scope of blasphemy was expanded to include offences such as insulting the Prophet Mohamed – for which the death penalty was introduced under the military ruler Zia-ul-Haq – cases surged.
With influenza cases surging in at least 10 states, vaccine makers said they had shipped out their entire supplies.
With the number of cases surging again in Mexico — September had more new cases, 9,231, than any previous month — the government says it has learned important lessons about what works and what does not when it comes to the strain, H1N1.
With influenza cases surging in at least 10 states, vaccine makers said yesterday that they had shipped out their entire supplies, and health officials said they were trying to determine whether there was enough vaccine left to immunize people who still want flu shots.
Sales of "Worst-Case" surged on Amazon.com, and by June the book had moved onto The New York Times list.
The case surged back into the public eye in November, when the Herald published its investigation reporting it had identified approximately 80 women who said they had been sexually abused by Epstein between 2001 and 2006.
