Sentence examples for immense surge from inspiring English sources

Robinson, herself a devout Protestant, means that the immense surge of human suffering in the world will need, and deserves, a great deal of heavenly love and repair; it is as close as her novel comes to righteous complaint.

Moreover, the one thing that would certainly lead to the collapse of the Pakistani state and an immense surge in extremist and terrorist strength would be if the Pakistani Army were to split and parts of it were to mutiny against the alliance with America.

In contrast to morphology, quantitative RT-PCR analysis revealed that LAP2α over-expression triggers an immense surge of PPARγ expression (Figure 4).

The orchestral commentary was immense, surging up between the scenes with gripping intensity – that coruscating scream as Marie submits to the Drum Major, those terrifying crescendos after Wozzeck has stabbed her.

He certainly possessed the widest range of accomplishments, having excelled in flat racing; under National Hunt rules; as a buyer of bloodstock; and as a visionary who anticipated and helped to create the immense international surge in the value of bloodstock in the 1970s.

Curious about the reason why this is such a good spot for finding algae, I found out it is has a special tidal zone, caused by the immense storm surge barrier the Dutch installed after the big flood of 1953".

Population growth surged, immense corporations gobbled up smaller rivals, and government officials struggled to expand their powers to match the growing size of the challenges they faced.

How can anybody compete against this gigantic new workshop of the world?There is no doubting the immense impact of a surging Chinese economy; or denying that for many, adjustment to the arrival of a new industrial goliath will be painful.

But, Mr. Williams said, its low barometric pressure increased the height of its storm surge, and its immense size widened its impact.

The river had flattened out into an immense expanse of green, the surging rapids of the Dihang left behind.

Experience shows that the surge in enrolment after abolition brings immense challenges to the entire learning infrastructure, from the physical building, to the class size and materials, to the hygiene facilities (if they exist at all) and to the teachers.