Sentence examples for expected surge of from inspiring English sources

To relieve the expected surge of traffic on Route 7 and on Glover Avenue, which is the only access to the site, the Kuehners are building a roadway from Route 7 across the river, running between the renovated commercial building and the new apartment building.

It noted more sophisticated attacks on convoys and an expected surge of violence for the coming weekend: Good Friday (April 9) through Easter Sunday.

The expected surge of water, which was raised an additional three feet to about eight feet above the 130-year-old record, was moving much faster than expected with peak levels expected to hit the city by Saturday.

The expected surge of new oil will lead to increased supply overall and continued market volatility.

But the expected surge of connections from Europe to large "secondary cities" in China has not materialised.

So, to coincide with the expected surge of Olympic visitors over the summer, the government experimented with relaxed Sunday trading laws for eight weeks.

Analysts say Samsung is somewhat better positioned than Apple to take advantage of the expected surge in sales of cheaper smartphones because it already sells a broader range of handsets in China, including three priced at less than $450.

Elsewhere, hospitals prepared teams of doctors to handle an expected surge in cases of pollution-related illnesses.

Councils are acquiring properties in Kent, Essex, Hertfordshire, Berkshire, Sussex and further afield to cope with an expected surge in numbers of vulnerable families presenting as homeless as a result of welfare cuts from next April.

Investors are hoping the two-year-old company, whose co-founders once led Palm Inc., the maker of the most popular hand-held computers, will benefit from an expected surge in the use of such devices.

In Juba, capital of Bahr el Jebel, additional teachers are being recruited in anticipation of the expected surge in students whose families are returning after years of displacement in the north or other countries.