Sentence examples for parallel upsurge from inspiring English sources

But there has been no parallel upsurge in interest in American studies, no new intellectual ferment in the blinkered, monochromatic universities and madrasas of the Arab and Muslim worlds since 9/11.

The outbreak in Peru occurred in parallel with the upsurge of cholera generally in Africa (1 ) and could have been imported at that time.

"The continuing tension of buccal sphincters and the recessive tongue role tally with earlier studies of facial rigidity (cf., Adolf Hitler, Nixon) … Parallel films of rectal images revealed a sharp upsurge in anti-Semitic and concentration camp fantasies (cf., anal-sadistic fantasies in deprived children induced by rectal stimulation)."  .

A slight upsurge for Catholic confidence, for example, parallels the 2013 election and immense popularity of Pope Francis.

The commentariat became theologians overnight turning to scriptural and religious sources to evidence divergent views as to whether "real" religion, whatever that means, was either the cause, the solution or a parallel phenomenon that had nothing to do with the upsurge in extremism.

"Our concern is that in parallel with this repoliticization of abortion, we have seen an upsurge of anti-abortion activity outside our clinics.

And, frankly, I mean look, with all due respect and I'm not being critical of you, but it's easy to pick out quotes of people over the years and things they've said, but what we're seeing is an outburst,or an upsurge, of anger and frustration that is without parallel I think in recent political history.

The upsurge among young women, the authors write in this month's issue of The Journal of Investigative Dermatology, parallels reports of increased exposure to ultraviolet radiation from sunburn and the use of tanning beds.

Why the upsurge?

The populist upsurge is real.

"The upsurge has started again".