Sentence examples for general upsurge from inspiring English sources

Amid a general upsurge in violence, militias in western Libya stormed and looted an army base.

In the 1980s the Muslim Brotherhood experienced a renewal as part of the general upsurge of religious activity in Islamic countries.

Yes, Medicare patients who had bariatric surgery after 2006 tended to do better, confirming a common belief that the C.M.S. coverage decision contributed to the improvement in outcomes and general upsurge in quality of care.

Throughout history, rising productivity has made the pie bigger for all, the most dramatic example in the 10th Century when there was an increase in farm productivity in Europe, leading to a general upsurge in learning and growth.

This preference was not due to any social agenda inherent in the art, but due to "its sympathetic and skillful portrayal of peculiar aspects of landscape, of daily life, and of character types with which they were familiar and which they lived", and it paralleled a general upsurge in nationalism and Russophilia that became prevalent in mainstream Russian art and society.

Immunocompetence has reached a central focus in evolutionary and behavioural ecology after the general upsurge of interest in host-parasite interactions, to the point of the emergence of immunoecology as a new scientific discipline [1].

The epic has great artistic merit, but its resounding success was partly caused by the general patriotic upsurge of the period, which clamoured for a work describing the glorious past of the Hungarian nation.

People wonder, is an upsurge in incidents like this a precursor to a general surge?" But he didn't think that the broken tree trunks, or the flying arrows, augured impending mayhem.

Amnesty International calculates that 108 countries have now banned capital punishment, either by law or in practice.It is true that the abolition of the death penalty is seldom the result of an upsurge of general revulsion.

A particular upsurge in general violence and the murder of women began in 2003 when police recorded 383 violent deaths - a 21% increase on the previous year.

The comments come as India prepares to vote in a general election, weeks after an upsurge of violence in Kashmir.