Sentence examples for real upsurge from inspiring English sources

"There's been a real upsurge in new construction over the past two years," Ms. Hinkein said.

Katja Hall, chief policy director at the CBI said: "A picture is unfolding of a real upsurge in output across much of the UK economy".

Katja Hall, the CBI's chief policy director, said: A picture is unfolding of a real upsurge in output across much of the UK economy.

A reminder that while Britain's recovery continues, there's the potential for upheaval elsewhere.... 8.09am GMT CBI sees "real upsurge" in output The CBI has fuelled confidence in Britain's economy by declaring this morning that business output in the private sector is rising at the fastest pace since the collapse of Northern Rock.

"We've noticed a real upsurge in demand for BigQuery," he said.

There has been a real upsurge as of lately in regards to record labels putting out out-of-nowhere releases, and we'd like to showcase them for the bad asses they are.

Prior to the crisis, the MPC failed to take account of asset prices and took no action to curb the upsurge in real estate prices.

Since then, a steady increase in both sporadic and epidemic cases has been reported, but if this upsurge is real or due to better reporting or improved ascertainment and changes in clinical methods of diagnosis is difficult to distinguish [ 4, 5].

The conclusion is that the upsurge in TBE incidence was real and requires an explanation.

With the coming of new genotyping technologies like seminested polymerase chain reaction, TaqMan allelic discrimination test, direct sequencing, the allele specific primer-polymerase chain reaction, pyrosequencing, or real-time PCR, we may witness an upsurge of genetic association studies in the future.

Gerry Gable of the anti-fascist magazine Searchlight said: "We're faced with an upsurge in fascist groups, and it's a real problem.