Sentence examples for huge upsurge from inspiring English sources
"But there has been this huge upsurge.
Gore said such threats mean there will "likely be a huge upsurge in climate activism.
"We will see a huge upsurge in audience, and we'll be turning people away," he predicted.
The huge upsurge in violence also led to street protests outside Syria.
There is also today a huge upsurge of do-it-yourself history.
Within the past decade, there has been a huge upsurge in novel ideas and technology to combat this disease.
She also agrees that there's been an upsurge in interest in the pond, especially among young adults, noting that, "Wild swimming – or swimming in natural water rather than chemically treated pools – has enjoyed a huge surge of interest in recent years.
"What it reminded people is that, if eradication fails, we are going to see an huge and vicious upsurge of this disease with consequences that it is very difficult even to foresee right now".
"What it reminded people is that, if eradication fails, we are going to see an huge and vicious upsurge of this disease with consequences that it is very difficult even to foresee right now". He said the initiative was "now on an emergency footing" which would result in a "big shift" in the way the virus is tackled.
Since the late 1990s the party has managed a period of rapid middle-class growth, along with huge urban expansion thanks to an upsurge of migration, with remarkably little unrest in the cities.
Sometimes, we are lost in the cloud (just as we are lost for words) and in a sublime meteorological event, then we are homing in on huge battleships tossed vertically in the upsurge of a great column of 2m tons of water, rising in an instant over a mile and a half into the sky.
