Sentence examples for serious spikes from inspiring English sources
Not surprisingly, the flower business is highly seasonal, with serious spikes in demand at Christmas/Hanukkah, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and Easter/Passover.
But with the inter-agency report recording 2,500 lives lost in a single year – a serious spike – the ceasefire is in open crisis.
But it also, as a consequence, has received a serious spike in donations (40 times its normal rate, according to the Guardian).
Interacting with other individuals can lead to a serious spike in anxiety.
Amazingly, the bird's heart-rate experiences a serious spike in order to make the move, boosting it from around 600 beats per minute to an astounding 1,300.
At FIRE, we've seen a serious spike in cases where an imaginary threat of "violence" is the pretext used to punish speech that offends some students or administrators.
In non-oxygen stuffed samples thermally stressed at 550°C for 1 h, serious Al spikes below contacts were observed where metal layer Ti also reacted with Si substrate to form C49-TiSi2 and was consumed completely.
Tendências, a consultancy, says that this may drag growth for this year as a whole below 3%—or less than half the average for developing countries.Much of the blame is heaped on the central bank, which stands accused of cutting inflation too briskly from 12.5% in 2002 to perhaps 5% this year and of treating transient price spikes as serious threats to stability.
The media will launch sober and serious examinations of the spikes in hate crimes and anti-Semitic incidents can you say "tiki torches?"—over the past several years, which others will call "fake news" designed to undermine a democratically elected president.
A statement released by Ms. Quinn's office on Friday said she has "serious concerns regarding the spike in arrests of gay men in the Village" and has "raised these concerns with the administration".
Like many of these proposals, Golden Spike is made up of serious people but has yet to have anyone come forward with the cash.
