Sentence examples for unanticipated surge from inspiring English sources

In reality, an unanticipated surge had meant that many soldiers felt outgunned.

Whether the unanticipated surge in productivity growth will last through the decade is still an open question among economists.

It includes a safeguard, specific to the auto industry, that would allow tariffs to be reimposed if there were a sudden, unanticipated surge in South Korean auto imports as a consequence of the agreement.

According to analyses from North Carolina's political experts, Obama is trouncing Clinton via a new and unanticipated surge in black turnout that was almost certainly triggered by the massive MSM overreaction to the stage-managed appearances of Reverend Wright.

It is just possible that a small, unanticipated surge of voters for either Obama or Romney in the swing states could bring election night to a swift conclusion and give one or the other candidate something close to an electoral landslide.

This variation was due to the changing market conditions for the service inputs (supplies), and the initial recorded unanticipated surge in demand for the vouchers.

Historically, businesses can be accused of under-utilising their datacentres; they often buy more hardware than is needed in order to handle peaks and to prepare for unanticipated surges of demand, such as the opening of the London Stock Exchange trading day.

Economists and budget analysts are just beginning to offer explanations for the unanticipated part of the surge in government spending since October.

But it has renewed questions about Indian Point's safety — whether from an earthquake, a terrorist attack, another natural disaster like a hurricane and resulting storm surges, or something as unanticipated as the hijacked plane that flew over it on Sept. 11, 2001.

Former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg is reportedly weighing a third-party presidential bid in the light of missteps by Hillary Clinton's campaign, the surge in support for Bernie Sanders, and the unanticipated rise of Donald Trump in the Republican party.

However, should an unexpected player enter the stage and cause a surge in economic activity (such as an unanticipated geopolitical event that has abrupt impact on commodity prices), the fintech segment should still perform relatively well.