Sentence examples for number surges from inspiring English sources
Still, Mr McCain's use of the web to raise funds as well as to organise grassroots volunteers was not lost on the political establishment.To date, fewer than 14m Americans have ever used their credit cards for an online transaction, but as that number surges over the next few years, candidates will be able to use the web to go straight to the voters' wallets.
If one or more drugs are also substrates for drug transporters, where genetic polymorphism and hence three different gene expressions are possible, the number surges to 81 (3).
Hundreds of tractor-trailer trucks a day now carry waste out of New York City, with that number surging as Fresh Kills, in phases, gradually closed.
Today the two women send anywhere from 60 to 80 orders a week, with the number surging during the holiday season -- a three-pound pork roll apparently looks just perfect atop a blue spruce.
Only about 12percentt of the population supported legal pot in 1969, but that number surged until the "Just Say No" anti-drug campaign gained traction in the 1980s.
In 2004 there were only 29 million outbound tourism trips from China, but thanks to new wealth, an appreciating currency, and easing visa restrictions, that number surged to an estimated 116 million last year.
International visitor numbers surged 15.5%, albeit largely bypassing Athens.
But when control efforts ended, the numbers surged back up and malaria was endemic once more.
The sentiment was often pronounced in a square where the protesters' numbers surged through the day.
Their numbers surged again when the recent oil boom allowed Venezuelans to buy hundreds of thousands of new cars.
