Sentence examples for subsequent surging from inspiring English sources

As with Swift and bubble, the lingo of finance is rooted in poetry: The phrase is from John Trumbull's epic 1782 poem "M'Fingal," referring to the surrender that led to the birth of the American republic (and its subsequent surging economy): "Cornwallis thus, in ancient fashion,/Concludes his grand capitulation".

The group fear that, following the election of Donald Trump and the subsequent surge in minority group hate crimes, this might not be the last time they face such incidents.

Greater than the gains made in any settlement that year were the subsequent surges in union membership, which helped lay the groundwork for the Labor governments of future decades.

The subsequent surge in the value of the shares pushed premium on the puts significantly lower.

SURGE Classic (and subsequent SURGE designs) are 'conceptually integrated games' for learning (Clark and Martinez-Garza 2012), as opposed to merely 'conceptually embedded games'.

The subsequent surge in the price of the underlying shares lifted premium on the now deep in-the-money call options.

Consequently, the final steady state has a higher level of consumption taxes, while even an economy with a fiscally neutral pension system such as DC experiences an increase in public debt until threshold and subsequent surge in the consumption tax.

The subsequent surge in Harley-Davidson shares inspired the investor to sell the now in-the-money call options and roll the bullish stance to a higher strike price.

It's not really their fault--the administration should make sure this doesn't happen--but there's nothing like a power outage, and the subsequent surge, to (shall we say) "modify" sensitive equipment in, shall we say, an uncontrolled manner.

Still, Shamou describes the call from Disclosure's team as out-of-the-blue and the subsequent surge of interest in his work even more so.

A very strong flare from the sun caused compression of the earth's magnetic field and a subsequent surge in ground currents, overloading the power relays.