Sentence examples for dealing with a surging from inspiring English sources

At more or less the same time, the U.S. was dealing with a surging demand for strong cryptography, which it tried to resolve in law-enforcement friendly ways, through creating standards which would allow the government some access (through a scheme called "key escrow") to encrypted communications.

The accusations have touched a nerve in the San Francisco Police Department, which has been dealing with a surging homicide rate in recent years.

The change came as the city was dealing with a surge in violence brought on by the crack cocaine epidemic and drug dealers were carrying semiautomatic weapons.

Counties up and down the state also are dealing with a surge in copper theft — a perennial problem made all the worse of late by the soaring price for the metal.

Surgeries across the country are apparently dealing with a surge in cases of listlessness, low self-worth and non-specific disappointment, caused by the passing of our great summer of sport.

"We had a situation [three years ago, at Cites' last major meeting] where we were dealing with a surge in illegal trade and some of the differing views about to trade or not were put to one side, as we focused our attention purely on how we were going to tackle the illicit trade.

The updates arrive at a time when Hulu is still dealing with a surge of complaints about its new interface.

Mike Dorn, executive director of Safe Havens International and a schools safety expert, said schools across the country are dealing with a surge of reports about threats as parents and students become more vigilant about safety issues.

And New York would need many times that number of extra hands.America's health system cannot deal with a surge of mass casualties.

The mayor's race in Little Rock, Ark., is a four-way contest over ways to deal with a surge in violent crime and the overflowing Pulaski County Jail.

"Sexting" between teenagers has become the norm, according to the National Crime Agency as it launches a campaign today to deal with a surge in cases of children sharing sexually explicit images and video.