Sentence examples for surged far from inspiring English sources

And this year, The Daily News has surged far ahead in online readership.

James Knightley at ING said: "The Conference Board measure of consumer confidence has surged far more than expected in July.

But now China, by quickly converting much of its economy to an unfettered and even rapacious version of capitalism, has surged far ahead.

Wholesale prices have surged far above consumer rates in the last six months, leaving the utilities with more than $11 billion in losses and no end in sight.

Wholesale prices have surged far above consumer rates in the last six months, and the utilities have said they have lost more than $11 billion already because of this situation.

With several hours before formal declarations, the Lib Dems predicted they would lose at least two of their three seats in Edinburgh after the SNP support across the city surged far more than expected.

Amazon continues to surge far ahead of its rivals in books and music.

This year we have The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, which could surge far ahead of its predecessor, and another Hobbit film, but no Skyfall equivalent.

Oxfam, the international nonprofit, issued a report on Tuesday estimating how extreme weather events might affect food prices in the coming decades — forecasting that the prices of a number of food staples could surge far beyond the projected increases.

If a pandemic became a major issue in the United States, demand for remedies would surge far beyond the level associated with a typical seasonal flu outbreak, and permitting high prices would be unpopular — and perhaps unfair.

That fact has raised troubling questions about the refugee policies of Chancellor Angela Merkel as Germany works to integrate nearly a million migrants and she faces calls for a firmer approach, led by a surging far right.