Sentence examples for further spikes from inspiring English sources
Severe weather shocks could cause further spikes, induce panic buying, prompt countries to close their borders to food exports and even lead to riots and revolutions.
This disparity, which has been deepened by economic policies on both sides of the Atlantic, could threaten Europe and Japan with further spikes in the exchange rates of their currencies versus the dollar.
He was started on intravenous antibiotics for three days, but the patient continued to suffer further spikes in temperature, increasing swelling and worsening of the pain.
Further "spikes" then coincide with points at which the scale of the simulated pattern is a multiple of the grid size used.
That's why some insurance companies cover bariatric surgery — as more do, it will likely lead to a further spike in the volume of operations.
The pain is not entirely over: The recession and the terror attacks caused a further spike in reported defaults in November and December.
"We expect to see a further spike in [Android's] share in the coming months, as sales from the HTC One start coming through and the Samsung Galaxy S4 is launched," writes Dominic Sunnebo, global consumer insight director at Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.
Tests D and E were all conducted at 0.1% O2 level, with test tubes further spiked with a reductant (FeCl2 for Test D or Na2S for Test E) (Table 3).
Mr Osborne said that the crisis in the eurozone remained a major risk to the OBR's forecast, while another risk came from a "further spike in oil prices".
Economists surveyed by CNNMoney say the economy can handle the current high oil prices of around $100 a barrel, but that a further spike in oil prices triggered by a confrontation with Iran could be one of the biggest threats to the economy.
A further spike in allergenic molecule research has been brought about by the progressive and rapid introduction of molecular biology techniques into this research field.
