Sentence examples for perceived surge from inspiring English sources

But even as he has sought to turn the spotlight to what he plans to do if elected, he was still fending off questions about the perceived surge by Mr. Clark, the viability of his campaign and even whether he would accept another vice-presidential slot (the answer was no).

The voicemail comes amid a perceived surge of anti-Semitic acts across the country.

In response to the perceived crime surge, Sessions created a "Task Force on Crime Reduction and Public Safety," which will issue a report by July 27 on how to "reverse the recent increases in violent crime".

When 121 Central American mothers and children were removed from their homes by the feds earlier this month, it sparked an uproar from both activists and politicians who saw the perceived enforcement surge as a new low for the Obama administration.

Passage of the bill last month was nearly unanimous in both Republican-led chambers of the legislature, and it came just two days after publication of a book by Gordon B. Hinckley, president and prophet of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, that urges followers to lead a more moral life and denounced what Mr. Hinckley perceived aSaintsrge in pornography.

The surge in the perceived value of some start-ups has even surprised some entrepreneurs who are benefiting from it.

The rockiness of the market lately is shown by the surge in the perceived riskiness of muni bonds.

Hagel's nomination was opposed by several Republican senators because of his position on the surge and his perceived lack of support for Israel.

Household debt in particular surged, then was suddenly perceived as excessive: The crucial thing from a macroeconomic point of view is that leveraging and deleveraging are not symmetric in their effects.

In the depths of the 2008-9 financial meltdown, high profile corporate jet users set off a surge of public fury directed against perceived elitism, misuse of shareholders' resources and abuse of the environment.

The slaying comes amid a surge in crimes targeting Muslims or those perceived to be Muslim.