Sentence examples for growing surge from inspiring English sources

Politicians who think the electorate will dwell on "the economy stupid" when they decide how to vote next year would do well to note this growing surge of interest.

When the soaring new Terminal 4 opened last spring at Kennedy International Airport, the mantra of its operators was "passenger service" -- a nod to the wide array of shops, restaurants and other services that would cater to a growing surge of air travelers.

The Labour party should "end the madness" of a growing surge in support for Jeremy Corbyn and elect Yvette Cooper on the grounds that she has "the intellect, the experience and the inner steel" to succeed as leader, Alan Johnson has said.

Amid the chaos and revolutionary spirit in Egypt today, there is also a growing surge of volunteerism from protesters.

There's no getting around it -- the growing surge of energy in the New York tech community has been electric.

Eco-labels (think USDA organic and Energy Star) are part of a growing surge of environmental policies aimed at disclosing information on sustainable practices.

That means it will probably be the first country to disappear as sea levels continue to rise and, in the meantime, growing storm surges will make life there parlous.Yet the Maldives' contribution to climate change is minimal.

Bangladesh, for instance, is already experiencing growing storm surges and rising salinity in coastal areas.

"The labor movement has always grown in surges," he argued, adding that future surges might well come from white-collar unionism, from women, from changes in southern communities.

"The unchurched are growing; the religious surge has peaked.

But the number of online donors has surged, growing by 20.4percentt since the previous campaign.