Sentence examples for new upsurge from inspiring English sources

"It's not only for me, but for the whole of Ethiopia, a new upsurge".

A communiqué issued on October 12th by the party's Central Committee promises "a new upsurge" in rural reform.

See articleChina's Central Committee announced "a new upsurge" in land reform, raising hopes that changes might be made to the ownership of rural land, which is still collective.

Out of the Boers' defeat in the South African War (1899 1902) came a new upsurge to establish Afrikaans as a national language.

Organizations have made great progress with analytics using traditional data sources, but the Internet of Things (IoT) will mean a new upsurge in data, and attendant challenges in absorbing and analyzing that data.

Almost a million Haitians are still living in tent cities after the earthquake of January 2010, and aid workers fear the spring will bring a new upsurge in cholera.

Communities, based on cultural, ethnic, and religious identifications and recognized by states that increasingly rely on transnational solidarities have sparked new upsurges of nationalism.

"The country's economy is growing remarkably through a series of big events in the flame of the new revolutionary upsurge," he notes.

The net effect was to produce a "second leap"—a new radical upsurge in policy that was not corrected until it produced results so disastrous that they called into question the very viability of the communist system.

As time passed, they began to think that a new revolutionary upsurge would not occur until there was another economic downturn.

Others go further and issue dire a warning that that the nooses are a grim sign of a new racist hate upsurge in America.