Sentence examples for surge in reported from inspiring English sources

Another possible sign is the huge surge in reported productivity, which has begun while output is declining.

The government believes Zika is linked to a surge in reported birth defects, particularly microcephaly, but this is not scientifically proven.

The surge in reported problems has emerged after the Guardian revealed that Sports Direct workers returning from maternity leave are claiming they were moved on to zero-hours contracts.

But that talk has been silenced by the surge in reported cases of mad cow disease in France and the subsequent significant drop in Swiss beef consumption, particularly in western areas adjacent to France.

Police watchdogs will assess the response to hate crime after a surge in reported incidents after the EU referendum, while one of the UK's most senior judges has warned that British tolerance is under strain.

Last year, a study published in the British Medical Journal said the number of new cases of autism being diagnosed had levelled off after a surge in reported cases during the 1990s.

A JPMorgan economist, Michael Feroli, who said first-quarter consumer spending was tracking a 2 percent rate, cut his first-quarter growth estimate to 2.5 percent, from 3.5 percent, taking into account a surge in imports reported earlier this week and softer spending.

Figures from the Gambling Commission have revealed a surge in reports of irregular betting on games in the past year.

But the two also said that despite the surge in reports, they were not sure the actual number of attacks was growing as rapidly.

The report, by Moneyval, the Council of Europe body, which monitors safeguards against money laundering and terrorist funding, revealed that the financial clampdown, which began under Pope Benedict XVI, had led to a surge in reports of suspect transactions.

There has been a surge in reports of tourist stupidity and disrespect, such as the one this summer of a woman and her children defecating on the street in broad daylight in a town along the southern coast.