Sentence examples for continuing upsurge of 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 ).

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

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

"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.

During this upsurge of interest, computer science departments must continue to think about their admission criteria (who is being admitted and why), monitor the cultural and educational experiences of students, and examine their curriculum, pedagogy and retention rates.

Will the more recent upsurge of protest by localities against U.S. national security policy continue and, ultimately, lead to the federal government "moving the money" from war to peace?

Ancestors on both sides of his family had distinguished themselves in antislavery and other causes, and he sought to continue that tradition among the upper middle classes, whose integrity he felt had been eroded by the upsurge of big business.

During the first week of July 2002, an upsurge of acute bloody diarrhea cases was noticed in patients attending the I. D. Hospital, Kolkata, and increased numbers of patients with acute dysentery continued to be admitted to the hospital until September 2002.The patients reported bloody stools, abdominal pain, and tenesmus, with or without fever.

It heralds an upsurge of the violence".

What changed all of this was an upsurge of desire.