Sentence examples for record surge from inspiring English sources

Each figure here represents one of the 476 women who are part of this record surge.

Last year, despite no rise in human emissions, there was a record surge in the CO2 content of the atmosphere.

Authorities reported a record surge more than 13ft high at the Battery at the southern tip of Manhattan, from the storm and high tide combined.

A record surge in credit in the first quarter came after an already worrying longer-term rise in borrowing, especially in the property sector.

But many of the problems facing consumers and businesses alike stem from the record surge in oil prices, which are squeezing pocketbooks and bottom lines.

Alex Salmond has claimed the Scottish National party could win more than 30 seats in the Commons in May's general election after a record surge in support.

China South City stock also rose to a record, surging 83% in Hong Kong.

The Barrett campaign released a statement labeling the Marquette poll an "outlier" and "not credible" because, the campaign argued, it undersampled younger voters, oversampled "some of the reddest counties in the state" and failed more generally to "sufficiently record surging Democratic enthusiasm".

The Barrett campaign released a statement labeling the Marquette poll an "outlier" and "not credible" because, the campaign argued, it undersampled younger voters, oversampled "some of the reddest counties in the state" and failed more generally to "sufficiently record surging Democratic enthusiasm". Mike Tate, chairman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, agreed.

Sales of Whitney Houston records surged last weekend, as news of her death on Saturday spread and she was honored at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night.

Many of the European countries most affected by the mass migration of people recorded surges in their official development assistance (ODA) in 2015: Greece's aid spending rose by 38.7%; Sweden's by 36.8%; Germany's by 25.9%; the Netherlands' by 24.4%, and Austria's by 15.4%.