Sentence examples for massive upsurge from inspiring English sources

The contest saw a massive upsurge in the crime.

Pornographic films were widely available no later than the 1920s, and in the 1960s their popularity enjoyed a massive upsurge.

"If the wagons do start rolling in, I think there will be a massive upsurge," he says.

So we have seen a massive upsurge in cycling because it became a lot easier to cycle into town".

China Labour Bulletin detected a "massive upsurge" in worker unrest in 2015, recording 2,774 such incidents, twice the previous year's figure.

And, without a "labour inspectorate" and with a relatively flexible labour market, the assumption was that the result would simply be a massive upsurge in illegal working.

"[The] conference takes place at a moment when, for the first time in a generation, the opportunity not to replace Trident collides with a massive popular upsurge against the criminal waste and sheer anachronism of nuclear weapons," she said.

People will go on drowning as they try to flee Syria, climate change will get worse, and Trump could do massive damage to the world causing an upsurge in the worst kinds of prejudice.

Last July, Egypt's military deposed President Mohamed Morsi amid an upsurge of popular anger against his rule, prompting his supporters to organize massive sit-ins.

Why the upsurge?

"The upsurge has started again".