Sentence examples similar to surging evidence from inspiring English sources
Our latest guidelines, adopted this year, acknowledge that evidence for the risk associated with opioids has surged, while evidence for the benefits of opioids for long-term use has remained controversial and insufficient".
(The national caseload fell from 4.5m in 1996 to 1.6m last year. This year's national figures are not yet available).Some see surging caseloads as evidence that the safety net is working.
Federal Reserve policy makers unanimously approved raising interest rates by a quarter percentage point at their March 21 meeting, preferring to stick with what they called a gradual approach to monetary policy absent evidence of surging prices, according to minutes released today.
Anecdotal evidence from a surging carp harvest in the Illinois River seems to indicate that fishing for and selling the carp as food or processing them into fish meal or fertilizer might significantly reduce their numbers, and thus their pressure on waterways in the Chicago area.
But Democrats saw Mourdock's surge as evidence that the GOP is beholden to the Tea Party and others who -- like Mourdock -- insist that compromise and bipartisanship are dirty words.
Nonetheless, there is a surge of evidence which suggests high levels of compliance of advice given, with earlier research suggesting that 85% of callers complied with all advice given, and a further 13% with some of it 31 comparable with other studies of compliance with telephone healthcare advice.
On February 14, experts met in Washington, D.C. for a panel discussion on the recent evidence showing that carbon dioxide emissions are surging after a period of slowed growth.
Drew first save from Robles but his ability to surge was not in evidence.
They are surging nonetheless.
House prices are surging.
