Sentence examples for no upsurge from inspiring English sources

Without adequate demand, there will be no upsurge in business investment.

There has been no upsurge of angry pessimism, nor any significant backlash against capitalism or free markets.

Furthermore, there has been no upsurge in the poverty rate; in fact, it has fallen over the period.

Its opponents argue that the New Economy is a fraud, and no upsurge in the Dow and the Nasdaq can compensate for the moral and social havoc being produced by technocapitalism.

Today we see no worker upsurge, no progressive revival, no mass movement in the streets among the unemployed and dispossessed like we witnessed in the 1930s.

But there has been no parallel upsurge in interest in American studies, no new intellectual ferment in the blinkered, monochromatic universities and madrasas of the Arab and Muslim worlds since 9/11.

Despite the cachet of the deluxe handmade versions, a spokesman for Farlow's fishing store in London's Pall Mall said there was "no great upsurge" in sales of cane rods generally.

The polls have already been sinking; and across New York City, there has been no vast upsurge of anger at the cops for cleaning out the park -- and I would imagine that OWS has more support per capita here than nearly anywhere.

No demographic upsurge was apparent in the Ogooué-Ivindo Ogooué-Ivindo Provinceuduringiod.

Such an upsurge had no precedent in American history, and nothing similar is occurring in other developed nations.

And last, but by no means least, that an upsurge in violence would expose the inadequacy of the newly trained Afghan army and turn what was planned as an orderly handover into an undignified Western retreat.