Sentence examples for that upsurge from inspiring English sources

This week that upsurge even threatened Ben Bernanke's confirmation for a second term as chairman of the Fed, as senators in both parties looked for a scapegoat for both the financial crisis and continuing economic hard times.

For Šiljeg and local Liberal veteran Jess Diazz, that "upsurge in energy" is part and parcel of what really matters; attracting growth and development to the area.

Least of all did I - or she - imagine that this shy, self-critical person would become an international symbol of violence when that upsurge weakened and she found herself leading the most feared terrorist group in Germany, responsible for 47 deaths.

Accounting for the lag from infection to admission, our results show that upsurges in ILI consultation rates in GP preceded increase in influenza virus isolation rates detected by laboratory surveillance by at least 3 weeks consistently.

However, IL-10 production presented a distinguished modulatory cytokine kinectics with early peak at day 3 with subsequent trough after day 4 or day 5 that upsurges at day 6, whereas IL-5 peaks at day 30 as observed for IL-4.

The most provocative interpretation is that the upsurge was inadvertently caused by regulatory warnings.

Authorities have long been concerned that an upsurge in violence could suppress turn out.

Authorities have long been concerned that an upsurge in violence could suppress turnout.

Rather, that patriotic upsurge reinforced its America-firstism, shaping its responses and explaining why it acted as it did.

Walker chillingly suggests here that the upsurge in violence came not in spite of Barack Obama's rise to power, but because of it.

They worried that an upsurge in fighting before the truce is supposed to take hold in eastern Ukraine on Sunday could quickly turn into a bloodbath.