Sentence examples for continuing upsurge from inspiring English sources

By mid-decade the economy showed strong signs of revival, based partly on the continuing upsurge of the housing market.

A continuing upsurge of H. influenzae isolates resistant to macrolide (30%) and to trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (50%) during the last decade has become evident (16, 35 ).

"UK manufacturing made a strong start to the new year, continuing the robust upsurge in production seen at the tail end of 2013," said Rob Dobson, senior economist at survey compilers Markit.

However, Perera cites the potent nationalism that has been instilled in the majority Sinhalese population since the Tamil Tigers were crushed in a bloody civil war that ended in 2003 and killed 100,000: "The latest attack on a Muslim mosque in Colombo is a further sign that the Buddhist nationalist upsurge is continuing to grow, and not diminish, with the passing of time".

Yet Pardew is confident they can continue a remarkable upsurge that has rocketed them up the table.

Only bonds have continued their spectacular upsurge.

The album's international sales upsurge was attributed to the continuing success of "Sk8er Boi".

Hospitals worldwide are continuing to face the crisis of the upsurge and dissemination of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria, particularly those causing nosocomial infections in ICU patients 1, 27 – 27.

In addition to political problems continuing to grow during the past three years, a recent upsurge in bushmeat hunting has impacted lemurs, tortoises and other species.

The upsurge in poaching in Zimbabwe has complex roots including continuing political instability, a foundering economy, and widespread corruption.

The continuing escalation of obesity and the metabolic syndrome contribute to the upsurge in frequency of diabetes (2, 3).