Sentence examples for exceptional surge from inspiring English sources

It was caused not by an exceptional surge in productivity, but mostly by huge subsidies and extensive borrowing.

Both Tatiana and Carla were detained last summer during an exceptional surge of unaccompanied child immigrants crossing the border illegally.

In a section discussing software problems, the committee describes the website crash as the "most significant example of software failure", and says it cannot rule out the possibility that the "exceptional surge in demand" to register for votes ahead of the deadline last June was caused by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack using botnets.

It came as councils along the coast of Wales assessed the damage caused by Friday's exceptional storm surge.

Occasional, but exceptional, temporal surges of disease occur in some years.

Speaking on Sky News following the Cobra meeting in London, he said: "We are looking to have a combination of exceptional rain, wind and a surge in sea and high tides and so there are nearly 50 warnings put out around the whole of the west coast and south coast.

Storm surge from the North Sea, high tides and exceptional fluvial (river) flow are the three factors that make it necessary.

In the six months to 1 August, pre-tax profit before exceptional items jumped 82%, from £25.5m a year earlier, as revenue surged 21% to £809.9m.

Productivity hasn't seen a surge since the late 1990s and early 2000s when advances in IT drove exceptional growth.

Even Uber's exceptional pre-NYE blog was of limited value in providing actionable data about how high the surge was expected to go, beyond don't travel between 12 and 2. (And they didn't even provide lip service as to how they were working to get as many drivers as possible on the road to limit the surge, which is tone-deaf).

A Data Surge must be deployed with extreme caution, and only if you feel confident of an exceptional yield.