Sentence examples for surging less from inspiring English sources

In a cautious write-up, Ashcroft acknowledges that the nationwide swing would be expected to be somewhat smaller, since the SNP are probably surging less strongly in places that voted no.

surge less than two minutes into the second half, when Michael Vranes's jumper pulled the Cougars within 40-39.

With the peak of the Mississippi's surge less than two days away from Greenville, there's an uneasy edge to a town that deeply understands the natural forces at work on the other side of the levees.

Since then, however, Texas's population has surged from less than 15m to almost 27m.

And in the United States, investment surged from less than $1 billion in 2008 to a record high of $6.7 billion in 2012, according to the Rhodium Group, an economic research firm.

China has not officially published a Gini coefficient since 2000, but a study by the China Development Research Foundation suggests that it has surged from less than 0.3 in 1978 to more than 0.48.

In the past three years Quantums revenues from the tape-drive business Digital cast off have surged from less than $100 million to more than $1.4 billion (annualized).

The Wall Street Journal recently ran a holiday poll asking "Which of these items are you most likely to purchase as a gift?" The iPod and Zune were two of the choices and when the final numbers had been tallied, the iPod received 62% of the vote and "in a highly improbable move, Zune surged from less than 1% through most of the polling to 28% at the end".

It surges – albeit less powerfully – a few more times, until it passes.

Ticket prices surged from less than $20 to $50 per person, and the park undeniably got tackier.

Bernie Sanders surged from less than 1percentt last year to 29percentt support within the Democratic Party according to a recent Ipsos/Reuters poll.