Sentence examples for have surged from from inspiring English sources

China's exports to the emerging world have surged from $190 billion to $670 billion in the past five years.

And they're doing it fast: since opening in 2000, he says, sales have surged from $1 million to $18 million.

Industrial production and orders have surged from a low base, and consumer confidence is at levels not seen since mid-2007, well before the crisis.

In the same period, China's annual steel exports to the EU have surged from 4.6m tonnes to 7.7m tonnes, amid allegations that Chinese companies are "dumping" steel in the EU that they can't sell domestically.

The market may be coming around: Seagate shares have surged from a 52-week low of $25.125 in July, though they are still below their high of $48.8125, reached in December.

Future said at its UK business, which accounts for all profits and more than 80% of revenues, digital copy sales have surged from 1% of total circulation to 5% in 12 months.

Since then, however, Texas's population has surged from less than 15m to almost 27m.

Since 2005 wind capacity has surged from 250 megawatts to 3,500 megawatts, and is expected to double again by 2014.

Earnhardt has five races left in the newly designed playoff to catch Busch, who has surged from seventh to first.

Dozens of people had surged from the sidewalks and brought traffic to a stop, staring up, cameras clicking.

But student debt has surged from an average £19,400 in 2012 to £30,000 in 2015, according to the UK Graduate Careers Survey.