Sentence examples for predicted to surge from inspiring English sources

Diseases like malaria (spread by mosquitoes), plague (by fleas) and Lyme disease (by ticks) are predicted to surge as the carriers enjoy climate-related conquests of territory.

But officials argue that Brazil needs the dams to meet the demand for electricity, which is predicted to surge 56 percent by 2021.

The Wall Street consensus calls for the San Antonio, Texas-based company to grow earnings by 38% to $1.32 per share, while revenue is predicted to surge 67% from the year-ago period to $24.98 billion.

The introduction of a 3 per cent stamp duty levy for buy-to-let investors and second homeowners is predicted to spark a surge of activity in the housing market, pushing property prices higher this spring as buyers use the narrow window of opportunity to beat the deadline before the changes come into force in April.

As the elevation of the Superdome is about 3 feet above sea level, the forecast storm surge was predicted to cause flooding on that site.

This city is bracing for a powerful surge of water predicted to break records by as much as five feet.

— when the first surge had been predicted to arrive — hundreds of residents and curious onlookers sought higher ground and premium views along a road above the city.

Storm surge predictions from Maryland to Rhode Island remain at 4-8 feet, with storm surge in New York harbor predicted to get as high as 11 feet.

A wide range of figures suggests that the economy is likely to surge, but economists predict unemployment will remain almost unchanged at nearly 6percentthroughgh the 2004 presidential election.

Last night, your blogger took part in a debate about the future of Europe in which one panellist predicted surging inflation, causing investors to lose faith in the euro.

But another reason for our predicted Democratic surge has to do with some shifting demographics that Karl Rove also saw coming: the tidal wave of Hispanic voters.