Sentence examples for not surged from inspiring English sources

Because they are more efficient, they need less labor, and unemployment becomes more of a problem than it would have been had productivity not surged.

But it seems that momentum has kept up if not surged since Clinton's 2016 run and President Donald Trump took office. .

Inside the U.S., assault weapons have been involved in only a small fraction of crimes where guns were used and gun crime has not surged since the ban expired, according to the NRA.

Wages, although rising in real terms, are not surging.

"I like Perry, but he doesn't seem to be going anywhere; he's not surging forward".

Yet that also means I.B.M.'s results will not surge as much as some others, like Intel, in the recovery.

"It's pretty awesome as long as it's not surging eight feet above sea level," he said.

As much as Gorbachev was hated, one wondered why he could not surge past the likes of Bryntsalov on name recognition alone.

He noted that "in today's volatile markets, it's not a sure thing" that a company's stock will not surge within a six-month repricing window.

"Oddly enough, the powerful passions that race and foam through the original tale, which shocked and dismayed a lot of people when it was published in 1913, do not surge up in the picture," Bosley Crowther wrote in The Times.

We have creeping deflation, not surging inflation.