Sentence examples similar to surge of backing from inspiring English sources

A burst of optimism early this year, corresponding to a period when employment was growing by more than 200,000 jobs a month, coincided with a surge of workers back into the labour force to seek work.

Clearly there isn't a major surge of buyers back into the market.

Soros is explaining how Xi's Belt and Road initiative is hitting potholes, with countries such as Malaysia pushing back against the surge of China-backed infrastructure project.

WASHINGTON -- Democrats think the recent surge of women voters backing President Barack Obama could be opening up a fresh gender gap that will yield dividends for races down the ticket.

A new surge of violence postponed the back to school campaign with its noble aim of returning children back to school.

The initial surge of satisfaction at striking back at the enemy has also given way to nagging fears of retaliation by the terrorists against more Americans.

In 2006, the Joint Chiefs of Staff unanimously warned the Bush Administration that a surge of troops to beat back Al Qaeda in Iraq could produce bigger problems after the troops withdrew.

This would be lower than the 8.1% seen in the first half of the year, after a surge of visitors on the back of The Lego Movie, but is still a reasonable performance.

When I asked if there was any great surge of interest in dance back in Ireland, he said that boys were flocking to the schools: it isn't a "sissy" thing anymore.

NEW YORK –– Bowing to a surge of customer complaints, Apple Computer Inc. backed off Friday from a decision to retroactively raise prices on some computers that customers already had ordered and paid for.

There, he had to come from behind, holding off – "riding the gap" as the jargon puts it – before producing a surge of pace up the back straight to clinch the title by over a bike length.