Sentence examples for temporary surge from inspiring English sources

But that number includes a temporary surge during the World Cup.

Bachmann and Cain have each experienced a temporary surge in the polls.

What followed in a country that imports almost everything except fish and hot water is a temporary surge in inflation.

Announcing this to someone can elicit diminished eye contact, but every four years I experience a temporary surge in popularity.

And I dropped from the numbers the temporary surge in government jobs caused by hiring for the 2010 census.

A temporary surge in unemployment and other dislocations are expected as China joins the World Trade Organization.

Wars lead to temporary surges in government spending, and recessions lead to temporary declines in government revenue.

That anchoring can allow central banks to look beyond temporary surges in inflation such as those driven by commodity prices.

But several of them are still running while he's dropped out, and that almost all of them enjoyed temporary surges in the polls while he always languished at the bottom of the pack.

The US objected to the details of a "special safeguard mechanism", designed to protect farmers in the developing world against temporary surges in cut-price imports of cotton and rice.

But the board-endorsed policy framework seems less inclined to budge.Earlier IMF papers emphasised that capital controls should be imposed only in the face of temporary surges in inflows, arguing that the exchange rate should adjust when it came to permanent shocks.