Sentence examples for rising surge from inspiring English sources

Germany, too, has seen a rising surge of anti-Islam sentiment in its cities, with worries about young radicalised Muslims moving from a concern confined to far right and neo-Nazi parties into the mainstream, as seen in the recent popularity of the Pegida movement, which campaigns against the "Islamisation" of Europe.

There is a rising surge in popularity in children and teens' purchase of eReaders.

This caused a large rising surge in sea level, with the maximum surge at Hinkley Point measured at 1.3 m above the 7.4 m tidal level Ordnance Datum (OD) at 2025 hours, and 1.3 m measured at Avonmouth.

Normandy's share price has risen, surging to a three-and-a-half year high yesterday.

But after an initial drop, stocks rose, surging into positive territory and finishing near their highs for the day.

We are only just out of a recession yet figures released last week show that for 29 consecutive months the number of sales of new carsin the UK has risen, surging 10% in the past year alone.

New York in those years was staggered by racial tension, rising crime, surging poverty and a deteriorating fiscal posture.

Available evidence suggests that in a strong tornado, most of the rising air surges upward in a cylindrical annulus around the central axis.

But a growing number of policy makers say that the world's rising temperatures, surging seas and melting glaciers are a direct threat to the national interest.

Among other stability aids, compressor variable geometry is employed to rise the surge line for the provision of an adequate surge margin.

They fall, only to rise and surge and plunge through space again, stirring the air.