Sentence examples for surprising surge from inspiring English sources
The phrase "surprising surge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unexpected increase in something, such as sales, interest, or activity. Example: "The company experienced a surprising surge in sales during the holiday season, exceeding all expectations."
The Indians started the season with a surprising surge to the top of the American League Central.
This maternity unit has been on the frontline of a surprising surge in British birthrates in recent years.
Some analysts said the surprising surge in producer prices might make the Federal Reserve less eager to cut interest rates.
What I found was a surprising surge of optimism, a sense that something has changed — specifically, that America is inching toward more serious engagement.
The January unemployment report, issued on Friday, showed a surprising surge in new jobs and deflated some of the market's rally.
But a campaign backed by many of Rio's wealthy businessmen and intellectual elites has helped him make a surprising surge in recent weeks.
Though a Liberal Democrat redoubt, Orkney and Shetland also saw a surprising late surge by Mr Salmond's Scottish National Party (SNP) in Scotland's 2011 election.
The April data follow a surprising 0.5percentt surge in the price index in March that had signaled, for the first time, that inflation was clearly on the upswing.
A couple of inflation numbers have picked up recently, most notably the surprising 0.8percentt surge in the core Producer Price Index for finished goods in January.
Beneath the Senate wave, however, there was another more surprising conservative surge.
Jeff Banister, who guided Texas to the American League West title in his first year as manager, tried to drive that point home in the wake of a loss that took the starch out of the Rangers' surprising summer surge.
