Sentence examples for over a spike from inspiring English sources

With consumers howling over a spike in the price of farm goods, Seattle officials earmark Pike Place, a newly planked street near the waterfront, as a spot for farmers to bypass middlemen and sell to the public.

With markets sputtering and a nervousness over a spike in long-term interest rates, skeptics of Mr. Abe's monetary and fiscal push are gaining more attention.

Page A6 CURFEW IMPOSED IN TRINIDAD The island nation of Trinidad and Tobago has imposed a nightly curfew and sent troops to cope with a rash of violent crimes associated with gangs, one of the starkest signs of worry in the Caribbean region over a spike in drug trafficking.

MEXICO CITY — The island nation of Trinidad and Tobago has imposed a nightly curfew and sent troops to cope with a rash of violent crime associated with gangs, one of the starkest signs of worry in the Caribbean region over a spike in drug trafficking.

She voiced grave concern over "a spike" in self-harm cases and for the welfare of babies and young children.

In addition, the thick solid line connecting HB and SNIC shows the value of x averaged over a spike, (langle x rangle).

But for newcomers to Kashmir, the view from the 13th hole is probably more distracting: a large Indian military encampment set up by the Border Security Force, enclosed by barbed wire, with several pairs of military camouflage pants slung over a spiked fence to dry.

In fact, it flew over, alighted on a spike of lupine at our feet and obligingly opened its wings for inspection.

The sectarian protest appeared to catch fire because it was aimed squarely at the military council that has ruled Egypt since the revolution, at a moment when the military's latest delay in turning over power has led to a spike in public distrust of its authority.

Over the coming year a spike in inflation, expected slower growth and Brexit uncertainty may make potential employers more cautious.

The program was set up at random hours over six days after a spike in violence in the neighborhood.