Sentence examples for expected spike from inspiring English sources

Hunt announced a £300m boost to pay for more staff and extra bed space to cope with the expected spike in patients over the coming months.

Some observers focused on the more immediate impact of the result on efforts to contain the growing crisis in the country's banking system, especially the debt-ridden Monte dei Paschi bank, amid an expected spike in Italian borrowing costs.

Referring to an expected spike in oil prices during hostilities, he said, "If the war premium failed to disappear, confidence, as well as inflation and corporate costs, would be adversely affected".

NIESR called on the Bank of England to "look through" an expected spike in prices that it said would prompt the governor, Mark Carney, to write letters to the chancellor next year explaining why inflation had exceeded 3% for the first time since March 2012.

Often, when the researchers stumbled upon the actual information they were seeking, they saw an expected spike in brain-wave P300, which is known to activate when presented with familiar information.

Seen in the context of GDP, deficits and debt have not been terribly alarming in recent years, and even the expected spike in the deficit would appear to leave the debt in manageable territory.

Teaming let consultants share expected spikes in the workload and pitch in when demands arose unexpectedly.

Mobile medical teams may be one of South Sudan's best chances of battling these illnesses, as well as expected spikes in malaria, diarrheal disease and respiratory infections, in the country's most deprived areas.

Having verified that the model produced the expected spiking output and that the gamma oscillation was being generated by the correct mechanism, we looked at the simulated LFPs and compared them with those recorded in vitro.

In fact, there are several reasons for expecting spike shape to alter.

"It's going for what they least expect," Spikes said.