Sentence examples for surging influence from inspiring English sources

Karzai, who was hailed as a savior of Afghanistan by the administration of George W. Bush, is suddenly being painted as weak, corrupt and insulated in Kabul from the surging influence of the Taliban in the provinces.

Furthermore, to investigate whether these LH surges influence treatment outcome and whether the prevalence of LH surges differs between cycles stimulated with clomiphene citrate (CC) and cycles stimulated with recombinant follicle-stimulating hormone (rFSH).

To be sure, the French had many motivations in assisting the Americans, among which were countering the surging global influence of their English archrivals.

Using these inputs, EMCAPS generates the anticipated population-based health surge influence of the hazard scenario.

The storm surge influence to tidal-range power varied with the electricity generation strategy considered (flooding tide only, ebb-only or dual; both flood and ebb), but with some spatial and temporal variability.

Page A5 NEW CANDIDATE IN EGYPT A former deputy of the ousted President Hosni Mubarak announced his presidential candidacy, shaking up an already heated race that is emerging as a contest between former government officials and Islamists who have surged in influence.

But rest assured, if you can't make time, with a surging population and influence the Latino population will sway its way to you.

(Woolfe) ★ 'Dog Days' (Friday through Sunday) Known for surging, powerful music influenced by his work as a heavy-metal drummer, the composer David T. Little turns his attention to opera with this darkly comic new work about a working-class family trying to survive in a post-apocalyptic near-future America.

(Anthony Tommasini) ★ 'Dog Days' (Saturday and Sunday) Known for surging, powerful music influenced by his work as a heavy-metal drummer, the composer David T. Little turns his attention to opera with this darkly comic new work about a working-class family trying to survive in a post-apocalyptic near-future America.

With outside influences like surging oil prices driving up consumer prices, which have risen for four consecutive months, the central bank decided that addressing inflationary concerns was more urgent than speeding up the overhaul of banks and business conglomerates.

The immigration-control movement surged to new influence in last fall's elections and now holds near veto power over efforts to legalize any of the 11 million illegal immigrants in the United States.