Sentence examples for surge rising from inspiring English sources

Furniture and household appliance sales continued to lead the surge, rising 36percentt, while clothing and shoe sales climbed 22percentt.

Manufacturing, however, continued to surge, rising 8percentt in the quarter after a 7.6percentt advance in the previous period, while services jumped nearly 9.5percentt, compared with 8.5percentt growth in the previous quarter.

While MSNBC's overall ratings dipped in May along with those of other news channels, Mr. Hayes's program was one of the few to surge, rising about 15 percent in total viewers over MSNBC's programming in the time slot from the previous year.

Japan's Nikkei has continued its surge, rising above the 14,000 mark for the first time since June 2008.

And as a storm neared and its surge rose, the waters would cover some of the low-lying evacuation routes in the hour or so before it hit.

The flood surge rose much faster than expected in Fargo, the state's largest city, then peaked sooner and at a lower level than forecast — to the city's great relief and gratitude.

In some locations, the surge rose rapidly, and, despite the unusual geography of the area, the levels varied only by as much as 9.8 inches (250 mm) than the predicted levels from the SLOSH model.

In the last two quarters of 1999, productivity surged, rising an annual rate of 5 and 6.9percentt, respectively.

Total debt has surged, rising from about 150% of GDP in 2008 to more than 250% today (see chart 2).

The nation's demand for oil has surged, rising more than 35 percent over the past four decades, while domestic production has declined by a third.

While revenue has declined, federal spending has surged, rising more than 30 percent since 2007, as more people have received help from the government.