Sentence examples for set to upsurge from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the cost of living is set to upsurge by 2.7%, leaving little wiggle room for bountiful disposable income.

Despite this, average-earnings growth has stayed remarkably docile, thanks partly to a flexible labour market and partly to confidence that any upsurge in inflation would peter out.That now looks set to change.

Advances in biomedical science are leading to upsurge synthesis of nanodelivery systems for drug delivery.

A confused - and grateful - owner of the restaurant, Robert Savvides, set about trying to find out the reason for this upsurge of interest.

But things they do and say can either lead to an upsurge of violence or help to bring peace.

Thus, it is difficult to attribute the upsurge to the insert alone.

The Arab Spring though has led to an upsurge in violence with many Christians fleeing the region to avoid attack.

Haven't we seen this movie before?" Stone blames the wrong guys: "Economists will long debate the relative contributions of monetary policy, legislation, and regulation, but no serious study will ever conclude that an unexplained upsurge in greed set the chain of events in motion," says Martin Fridson at The Wall Street Journal.

As expected, the end of combat operations by Western forces in Afghanistan has led to an upsurge in Taliban activity.

People in the government had accused him of weakness, pointing to an upsurge in political violence in the country.

Many are also pampering themselves, their still-robust vanity contributing to an upsurge in cosmetic surgery and gym enrollments.