Sentence examples for surging faster from inspiring English sources

Between 59,000 and 65,000 people died from drug overdoses in the U.S. in 2016, according to an analysis by The New York Times, and the rate of drugs deaths is surging faster than ever.

Haley Barbour was surging fast in South Carolina straw polls before he abruptly pulled out of the race last month.

Meanwhile, polls in South Carolina show Newt Gingrich surging fast, reversing the large double-digit lead Romney enjoyed in the Palmetto State only several days ago.

TCHAIKOVSKY'S "Capriccio Italian" surged faster and faster as I sat on the stage of Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall amid the ranks of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

It seems that some of the rise in imports was fueled by a rise in disposable income, which has surged faster than GDP because of tax cuts.

Housing prices have surged faster than wages since 2012, when the real estate market bottomed.

The fires that Arizona has experienced, some surging forward faster than expected, are testing the mathematical models that behavior specialists use.

But tales of latest flames, proms and heartbreak, accompanied by spry, nippy guitars, make the blood surge faster, too.

The surge, faster than expected, will bring a welcome momentum, but also the suspicion that it is intended to show results before the 2010 American mid-term election.

In the third piece, Mr. Hurt kept turning his own tides, nearly erasing himself in his accompaniments and surging into fast webs of single notes.

That was easy to do when housing prices here were surging so fast that some properties multiplied tenfold in value in just a few years.