Sentence examples for considerable upsurge from inspiring English sources
The modernization of the Romanian economy during the communist period resulted in a considerable upsurge in its foreign trade and commercial contacts, which involved more than 100 countries.
From a long-term disease control point-of-view, this is of considerable significance given the upsurge in interest in the use of APR genes following the increasing availability of tight-linked or 'perfect' molecular markers.
Archaeological evidence from both Europe and Asia Minor shows a considerable increase in the size of urban settlements, together with a 'notable upsurge' in new towns.
His regime took advantage of an upsurge of popular nationalism and created a Red Army that rapidly reconquered a considerable portion of the territory lost to Czechoslovaks and Romanians.
Despite the upsurge in industrial activity, Belo Horizonte has remained relatively pollution free, and a considerable number of tourists are attracted by the impressive buildings and the wide tree-lined avenues radiating from the city centre like the spokes of a wheel.
With the recognition of CA-MRSA as a distinct epidemiologic phenomenon and the accompanying upsurge in both the S. aureus disease burden and methicillin resistance rates at many centers, considerable controversy has surrounded the definition most appropriate for CA-MRSA.
"The upsurge has started again".
Internally, the ethnic upsurge became more accentuated.
"But there has been this huge upsurge.
A further upsurge in violence is likely.
