Sentence examples for generate a surge from inspiring English sources
Rising income inequality doesn't, by itself, generate a surge in support for redistributive policies.
By John Cassidy April 17, 2015 Rising income inequality doesn't, by itself, generate a surge in support for redistributive policies.
It is important to acknowledge that rising inequality doesn't, by itself, generate a surge in support for redistributive policies.
Redistribution has always been a tough sell, and rising income inequality doesn't, by itself, generate a surge in support.
The Democrats' proposal includes new spending to stimulate the economy and create jobs, based on their conviction that economic growth would generate a surge in revenue.
Because the voting here followed almost immediately on the heels of that in South Carolina, the results there may not have had time to sink in and generate a surge for Mr. Bush.
"Some of the defining topics and traditions of British life, such as the General Election results, the Grand National, and Jeremy Clarkson, have generated a surge in Google searched and will be remembered as events that have characterised the year".
In international development, the "evidence revolution" has generated a surge in policy research over the past two decades.
July 11: The technology news site Slashdot covers Bitcoin, generating a surge of interest in the cryptocurrency.
