Sentence examples for clear upsurge from inspiring English sources
Crothall said that of the 51 "incidents" in Hebei province last year, 15 had been related to the depressed steel industry, with a very clear upsurge in the last quarter of 2015.
Despite a clear upsurge of mentoring programs for German medical students over recent years, the overall availability of mentoring is still limited.
The reasons for this upsurge are not very clear and have been attributed to life style changes [ 22], increased awareness and ability to diagnose by physicians [ 20].
But with the upsurge in fighting it is clear that the Iraqi Civil Defense Corps and the Iraq police are still too weak to maintain order in contested areas like Baghdad and Falluja.
With former missionary Mitt Romney looking like a clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination, you'd expect an upsurge in interest in Mormonism from Americans curious to know more about the faith of a man who could end up as president.
There has, in recent years, been a great upsurge of interest in the immunology of cancer and it has become clear that tumours are heterogeneous structures that, during their development and growth, become 'sculpted' or 'edited' by immune responses and, as a result, pass through the 'three E's' of elimination, equilibration and escape [ 35].
Meanwhile, a recent upsurge in violence — including a car bomb that exploded outside the courthouse in Newry last Monday — is a clear attempt by Catholic extremists to scuttle the hard-won peace deal.
Accurately responding to errors (ERN) without the upsurge in emotional response (Pe) might allow adolescents to learn from their mistakes without self-punishment, a mechanism with clear links to reductions in risk-taking and self-harm that can otherwise result from hypercritical self-beliefs and negative affect (Klonsky, 2007).
"The upsurge has started again".
Internally, the ethnic upsurge became more accentuated.
