Sentence examples for surge of high from inspiring English sources

Ignoring the fact we've just seen a surge of high street names go bust, nearly 4,000 stores collapse last year and empty shop levels reach a record high, Vince kept a straight face and said: "I am not sure I would describe it as a crisis".

While earnings premia for college-educated and cognitive/non-routine workers have flattened in the aggregate since 2000, we show that they continued growing in IT intensive jobs and that these jobs have played a key role in accounting for the surge of high tech service labor productivity.

Concurrent to the surge of high-frequency events, a rapid tilt change (RTC), which was the first observed at the volcano, took place and several similar events followed until 13:00.

While the morbidity and mortality stemming from the latter two agents have devastated populations for centuries, the HIV/AIDS pandemic has helped stimulate a recent surge of high-level interest in infectious disease control launching all three diseases to the forefront of public attention over just a few short years.

The constant stop-and-start surges of high intensity, with marked changes in dynamics such as running and jumping, seem distinctive.

Within 12 hours, several surges of high water roared down the creek, destroying the campground, stranding a Boy Scout troop from New Jersey and setting off a massive mudslide that obliterated Navajo Falls, one of four spectacular canyon waterfalls that attract tourists from around the world.

Uninterruptible power systems in hydro plants under the surge environment of high exposure are susceptible to surge impact.

The deep freeze, brought on by surges of high-pressure arctic air masses moving down from northwestern Canada, has been lingering since the weekend in many places that are not accustomed to subfreezing weather, meteorologists said.

Several times, for example, the law on dispensing oil revenues, which are now surging because of high world oil prices, appeared on the brink of adoption, only to stall.

The Great American Job Machine is not even close to generating the surge of the high-powered jobs that is typically the driving force behind greater incomes and consumer demand.

We had a nine-foot storm surge on top of high tide.