Sentence examples for subsequent upsurge from inspiring English sources
The subsequent upsurge in executions, which like the stock market reached dizzying heights in the last few years, may, however, be "sowing the seeds for its demise," the authors write.
With the lifting of United Nations sanctions against Libya in 1999 and a subsequent upsurge in European business, he seems eager to win the removal of the United States trade and arms embargo that has been in place for more than two decades.
Recent clinical studies for mesothelioma showed that an intrapleural injection of Ad at a 3-days interval was favorable to decrease subsequent antibody upsurge in comparison with that at a 7-day interval and demonstrated that the short interval increased the transgene expression mediated by the second Ad injection [ 32, 33].
Welsh's work itself inspired a subsequent Scottish cinematic upsurge with Trainspotting (1996), and despite near-total ignorance of Trocchi's work outside Scotland before Young Adam 's release, the film's success has led to a new paperback edition.
However, IL-10 production presented a distinguished modulatory cytokine kinectics with early peak at day 3 with subsequent trough after day 4 or day 5 that upsurges at day 6, whereas IL-5 peaks at day 30 as observed for IL-4.
Many historians claim that the combination of a harsh treaty and subsequent lax enforcement of its provisions paved the way for the upsurge of German militarism in the 1930s.
Deforestation, with subsequent changes in land use and human settlement patterns, has coincided with an upsurge of malaria and/or its vectors in Africa (Coluzzi 1984, 1994; Coluzzi et al. 1979), in Asia (Bunnag et al. 1979), and in Latin America (Tadei et al. 1998).
Mr King pointed to the bank's own forecast, which showed a subsequent fall.That decline duly occurred, but over the past few months a more menacing upsurge in inflation has got under way.
The populist upsurge is real.
"The upsurge has started again".
