Sentence examples for saw a sudden increase from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago, the league also saw a sudden increase in home runs; then, too, players and coaches openly speculated about whether a so-called rabbit ball was responsible.

Arons is cautiously optimistic about the prospects for success, noting that the UC Berkeley department of physics saw a sudden increase in the number of new physics majors when they recently experimented with less structured group-oriented introductory lab exercises.

Deregulation in the 1980s saw a sudden increase in the numbers of radio and television stations.

The highway patrol temporarily closed a weigh station at Peerless (a location along the US-6 corridor near Helper) and built a temporary weigh station near Salina (along I-70 about 90 mile south of Thistle), which saw a sudden increase in truck traffic.

The later samples (May 2 and 6), however, saw a sudden increase in the prevalence of rosaceous woody taxa and a corresponding decline in Acer, Fraxinus, and T. officinale.

Caroline Kisko, secretary of the Kennel Club, said: "Breeds such as the French bulldog and pug have seen a sudden increase in popularity in recent years, leading to a huge demand for them.

Chandigarh: Hospitals in the Union territory Chandigarh and its neighboring states of Haryana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh have seen a sudden increase of patients with the symptoms of H1N1 influenza or swine flu, Daily Bhaskar reported.

Using an installment plan might make sense for people who have seen a sudden increase in income, and might not be prepared to pay taxes.

We've also seen a sudden increase in the popularity of the "health care reform" brand.

"We did start to see a sudden increase in [bald eagle] strikes, and we think that has to do with the population increase," said Mike Begier, who coordinates the federal airport wildlife hazards program for the USDA and oversees an FAA database of reported bird strikes.

The state's economy immediately felt a positive impact: Tennessee's economy saw a sudden employment increase not seen anywhere else in the South.