Sentence examples for surge even higher from inspiring English sources

Star performers could see their paychecks surge even higher.

It might: Jeremy Cook, chief economist at the international payments company, World First, believes sterling could surge even higher against the euro in the months ahead, perhaps hitting €1.50 to the pound, compared with €1.44 now.

Decrem, who now serves as SVP and General Manager for Disney Mobile, says that the game is seeing around 25,000 downloads per hour right now, which is on par with what it saw on Christmas day last year (app downloads see a major spike on Christmas as people try out their new iPhones and iPod touches, so expect this number to surge even higher this year).

Maybe Trump will surge even higher in the polls and, dejected, the Republican Establishment will be forced to support him because hey, he's better than Deez Nuts.

And since then, the price of Brent crude has surged even higher.

Wheat futures in Chicago, already high because of extreme heat in Russia last summer, surged even higher when the food agency issued its alert, jumping 2 percent in a day.

Prices for existing properties in some coveted neighborhoods surged even higher: apartments in Jardins were up 81 percent; Itaim Bibi rose 59 percent.

According to the IMF, Iranians can expect the first price hike to lift energy product prices between four and 20 times previous levels, with prices surging even higher eventually.

Airline ticket prices have surged ever higher, even as flights have been cut; suitcases suddenly need their own mini-tickets; and a season of tornadoes, floods and thunderstorms have left plenty of travelers whiling away their summers in airports, airport shops and airport bars.

Argentina, Russia and more than two dozen others have adopted bans since prices began to surge, sending global prices even higher and discouraging investment in food producing regions.

On Monday as Sandy was churning up the coast, I asked both men why a different decision was being made this time, with the storm surge expected to be even higher.