Sentence examples for surging both from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, traffic is surging, both internationally and within the region, fueled by the spread of mobile phones and a belated but enthusiastic adoption of the Internet.

The business is surging both financially and in cultural relevance, and over four days at E3 last week it was obvious why: the level of creative talent in games has never been higher, and publishers around the world have finally come to realize that it makes far more sense to spend a few extra millions to create a top-notch game than to rush a subpar product out the door.

Further south, floodwaters continued to surge both in Queensland and the neighboring state of New South Wales.

To the south, floodwaters continued to surge both in Queensland and the neighboring state of New South Wales.

HD DVD had been in trouble leading up to this weeks CES conference after Warner Bros decided to switch to Bluray exclusively January 4. In the longer term the battle may well end up being irrelevant as online video continues to surge, both in a stream format, by purchase, and by rental.

This would seem to fly in the face of the idea that crime is not surging, but both the Brennan Center and the Times analysis note that there's a lot of nuance to crime statistics ― especially homicide rates.

Small car sales are surging at both domestic and import manufacturers.

With Nance in the fold, Cleveland is surging at both ends of the court.

He may have lost the last election, but his popularity is surging - on both sides of the Atlantic.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Quinnipiac's results is the way they show de Blasio surging among both white voters (42 percent) and black voters (47 percent).

In his book "On the Water," Nordenson and his co-authors, Catherine Seavitt and Adam Yarinsky, investigate what they call "soft infrastructure" proposals to combat rising sea levels and increasingly frequent storm surges — both effects of global warming.