Sentence examples for slight surges from inspiring English sources

The institute has noted slight surges in gang activity in the Hartford area and other parts of the state, Ms. Lyon said.

Bush's drop in Iowa follows slight surges for Cruz and Rubio after they officially announced their candidacy.

A slight surge of energy arrives when those madcap, camera-wielding nuns (played by Mary Beth Hurt, Halley Feiffer and Susan Bennett) show up.

The Woods news flash triggered a "slight surge," he said, sending sales up 50 percent for a few days before they subsided.

The company has seen some games flattening in growth, and others declining in traffic, so this slight surge in usage comes at an opportune time.

Although little damage was reported, winds of and gusts of were measured at Waglan Island. in Tia Po Kau, a slight storm surge was measured, peaking at 2.18 m.

In Los Angeles and Orange counties, prices surged 6.17%, a slight pick up from the prior two months and ahead of the mid-5% range seen in the beginning of 2015.

Results demonstrate the source apportionment of rainfall-runoff versus storm surge and highlight that slight increases in flood risk levels may occur due to the interaction between rainfall-runoff and storm surge as compared to the Federal Emergency Management Association's (FEMAs) current practices.

Nationwide, sales prices rose 7.3 percent over the course of 2012, according to the Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller index, ranging from a slight decline in New York to a surge of 23 percent in Phoenix.

And really, what is soccer, but slight degrees, paying off in one joyous surge?

It's the last day of early voting in Florida, he notes: The poll gives Romney 51%to45%5% for Obama, a slight drop on the Republican candidate's surge following the president's lacklustre performance in the first debate.