Sentence examples for of upsurge from inspiring English sources
Third, anti-war activism is a long game, its veterans often lasting through several cycles of upsurge and dissipation.
"If Latinos sit out the election instead of saying, 'We're going to punish our enemies and we're going to reward our friends who stand with us on issues that are important to us,' if they don't see that kind of upsurge in voting in this election, then I think it's going to be harder" to pass immigration reform, he said.
I don't know if you've noticed, but accompanying the recent heatwave there seems to have been a sort of upsurge in stupidity.
And to be sure, there have been periods of upsurge when the actions of capitalist governments were challenged by labor unions, civil-rights activists, anti-war crusaders, women's groups and working people fighting against austerity measures.
The disjunction between the two species coincides with the time of upsurge of the Himalayas, and it appears that the self-pollinating mode of reproduction has evolved from the cross-fertilizing P. peltatum and has also been proven phylogenetically (Wang et al. 2007).
But that could well change this year for all of them, because of an upsurge of rave reviews, sell-out shows, phenomenal word of mouth and steady touring.
The leishmaniases have received renewed interest because of an upsurge of cases in traditionally leishmaniasis-endemic areas and the emergence of new foci of disease (3, 4 ).
But many demographers, patient people who find comfort in hard data, are skeptical of an upsurge of any consequence.
His regime took advantage of an upsurge of popular nationalism and created a Red Army that rapidly reconquered a considerable portion of the territory lost to Czechoslovaks and Romanians.
And with fresh eras starting at the Royal Court and the Gate there's the possibility of another upsurge of creative energy.
The abuse – and attempts to ban the Hamlet film – appear part of an upsurge of efforts to protect what a hardline fringe deem to be "Indian values".
