Sentence examples for surge needs from inspiring English sources

China's recent spending surge needs to be kept in perspective.

Any new surge needs to provide enough American troops to hold the areas on their own.

However, the LH surge needs to reach a certain magnitude in order to effectively stimulate ovulation, possibly making it more vulnerable to small changes in GnRH.

Health department staffing to meet surge needs posed challenges, including accessing and training staff from other parts of the health department, especially physicians, and the need to ensure staff time off to prevent burnout.

While January was the fourth consecutive month that consumer spending increased, so far the growth has been far short of the surge needed to lead the economy out of its downturn.

The resolution described the move as a "temporary surge" needed, among other reasons, to create a more visible presence in the haphazard camps where survivors are living and to combat possible gang violence, because a number of gang members escaped from jail after the earthquake.

Advances in automated bots, machine learning, messaging and the availability of data of all kinds will drive the next productivity surge needed for economic growth.

She is talking to the Rev. John Grange, the only remaining priest at St . Jeromes Roman Catholic Church in Mott Haven in the South Bronx, a parish of Mexican immigrants -- 1,000 and counting, many of them illegal, with all their surging needs.

Immediately following the earthquake, Real Medicine Foundation began providing medical staffing, in-kind medical supplies and strategic coordination to help meet the surging needs of the health crisis on the ground.

Richard Pipes, a professor emeritus of Russian history at Harvard, said "A History of Russia" filled an academic void during a time of surging need.

Revenue surges need setting in context: £25m from online ads at the Guardian is well worth having – and is only part of the total £56m digital revenue announced last week – but it's only an eighth or so of the money that would help produce a paper profit.