Sentence examples for sharp surge from inspiring English sources
"sharp surge" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English
It is often used to describe a sudden and significant increase in something. For example, "The stock market saw a sharp surge in trading activity after news of the new government policy was released."
Liquori mustered a short, sharp surge and held his lead, one long stride, to the finish.
But Mr. Bush's sharp surge in the overseas ballots may eliminate that possibility.
But UK ministers and senior civil servants had already had private warnings about the sharp surge in yes support.
During the recession, there has been a sharp surge in the number of Americans who are getting a college degree.
In "Glacier Track," the plunge of a glacier is suggested by a sharp surge in the music and dancing.
The mine's commercial value has been transformed by the sharp surge in its price during the recession.
The company has been told to be prepared for sharp surges in demand by the logistics agency, which organizes the soldiers' feeding, clothing and housing.
Greg Rutherford and Chris Tomlinson were fourth and eighth in the men's long jump with leaps of 8.04m and 7.73m respectively, but Lynsey Sharp surged to victory in the women's 800m and Christine Ohuruogu won the women's 400m.
And the home side were made to pay for their missed chances eight minutes into the second half when Sharp surged in to the box and pulled the ball back for Lee, who calmly swept home from 12 yards.
Most of the museums in western Queens, like the P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center -- a Modern affiliate since 1999 -- the Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum and the Sculpture Center and the Museum for African Art, report sharp surges in attendance as a result of culture vultures unsated by the riches of "Matisse Picasso".
After a sharp initial surge, just eight new cases were diagnosed on Wednesday, but in her Holyrood statement, Sturgeon updated that figure.
