Sentence examples for dramatic spike in the from inspiring English sources

"There's been a dramatic spike in the broadness of responsibilities conservators have," Mr. Podany says.

Abbassian played down concern that the rising food prices could cause fresh riots, as happened two years ago when the price of cereals was largely the cause of the problem, along with a dramatic spike in the price of oil.

This season at Aqueduct, the first to unfold with higher purses made possible by the casino revenue, saw a dramatic spike in the number of breakdowns and fatalities of horses.

More importantly, rumours about the contents (it's hard to keep secrets in a country of only 4m) caused a dramatic spike in the fortunes of New Zealand First which tends to attract struggling elderly voters and its charismatic leader, Winston Peters, a former National minister and serial coalition-partner.

Mobile phone technology in particular led to a dramatic spike in the number of calls made.

Over the last month or so, we've seen a dramatic spike in the number of folks visiting TechCrunch while running Lion.

While arrivals from Mexico have remained relatively stable in the past six years, there has been a dramatic spike in those from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras.

What makes these dramatic spikes in the Earth's temperature so terrifying is that the increase in heat radically shifts the planet's hydrological cycle.

Second, and equally importantly, the "fevers" heading shows a much more dramatic spike in mortality during the pandemic than the "respiratory diseases" heading.

The dramatic spike in resource use over the last two decades, particularly in the emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India and China, has exacerbated the threat of resource scarcity.

Graphs report a dramatic spike in comments after the BBC broadcast The Jungle Gremlins of Java, a documentary on slow loris conservation.