Sentence examples for surged to about from inspiring English sources

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Vacancy rates in cities such as Budapest have surged to about 15% while those in Prague have almost doubled (to roughly 10%) over the past year.

For example, rates for key routes from the Far East to Europe surged to about $2,000 per standard unit in 2010 from below $500 in early 2009.

Since then, the company has barely turned a profit and its debt has surged to about $60 million, the people briefed on the buyout proposal said.

But officials grew skeptical of their claims as their numbers surged to about 12,000 in 2002 from a trickle a decade before.

From 1995 to 2000, oil production surged, to about 750,000 barrels a day from about 650,000, according to the Energy Information Administration, the statistical arm of the United States Department of Energy.

In 2011, that share increased to 9.1 percent, with purchases surging to about 43 million units.

Over the last decade, Hutto has sprouted from a rural burg known for a quirky high school mascot, the hippo, into a bona fide suburb of Austin, its population surging to about 20,000 from 1,250 in 2001.

Nantucket's permanent population is about 10,000; in the summer, it surges to about 50,000.

That figure compares with about 7,500 who came in annually before the numbers surged to 13,625 last year and about 25,000 in the current year.

Although the world population has surged to 7.5 billion, today only about 750 million people – just 10% of the total population – live in extreme poverty.