Sentence examples for noticeable spikes from inspiring English sources

The latest data for anti-Muslim incidents in Britain from the Tell Mama project reveals that there were noticeable spikes in the immediate aftermath of the high-profile terrorist attacks in Paris, Sydney, and Copenhagen in the past year.

Such political rhetoric has fueled noticeable spikes in hate crimes, as well as "hate incidents" — typically verbal attacks such as insults plastered on a Facebook page or hurled in the aisle of a grocery store that don't rise to the level of a crime — said Brian Levin, a criminologist and hate-crimes expert at California State University at San Bernardino.

There are noticeable spikes at lengths 60 and 90.

There appears to be an overall trend in the number of articles published per year, with noticeable spikes in 2001 and 2006.

As the team sorts through the data that they have generated, they are noticing the effects of seasonality and weather conditions, too, including a noticeable spike in the number of phorids after a heavy downpour.

Mr. Devack said he has seen a noticeable "spike in the high-earning divorce cases" in the last year.

"We saw a noticeable spike in business from it, so we'll obviously want to run with that," he said.

There was a noticeable spike in shoppers buying survival gear: guns, gas masks, chemical-warfare suits and bottled water.

With an average of fewer than two killings a day so far this year, five in eight hours represents a noticeable spike.

This is not unusual; police and Jewish civil rights organisations have long observed a noticeable spike in antisemitic incidents each time the Israeli-Palestinian conflict flares.

A noticeable spike in pay-for-play games began in 2006, when the NCAA allowed teams to play a 12th regular-season game.