Sentence examples for unpredictable surge from inspiring English sources

It said there had been an unpredictable surge in demand for services across Cornwall over the period, with out-of-hours receiving double the number of calls it took the previous year.

This Tuesday, April 10, Rick Santorum, who had given Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney a serious run for his money, bowed out of the race, leaving the former Massachusetts governor the heir apparent, barring an unpredictable surge in Tea Party support for one of the two other remaining candidates.

This saves time in airports, like Orlando's, with unpredictable surges of leisure traveler crowds.

But a full 25percentt of patients must live with the seemingly unpredictable surges of electricity.

Rather than stabilising Europe's electricity, Germany plagues neighbours by dumping unpredictable surges of wind and solar power.

The Danes export much of their wind-generated electricity to Norway and Sweden because it comes in unpredictable surges that often outstrip demand.

Wretch 32's cameo appearance on People, rapping against a bring-out-your-dead rhythmic thud, is hugely impressive, not least because he manages to make his point despite being liberally coated with distortion, subjected to unpredictable surges of echo and having to fight for space in the mix with a particularly dense mesh of harmony vocals.

But the unpredictable flood surges at the Mendenhall Glacier, about 14 miles from downtown Juneau, Alaska's capital, are turning a jog into a sprint as global temperatures and climate variability increase.

But such predictions do not take into account the unpredictable upshot of the surge in support for Trump, who now stands at 23%, according to the average of multiple polls of Republican voters.

He needs to be catered to, and Mr. Chaykin, a specialist in showy flourishes of the big-headed, revels in Frank's surges of unpredictable neediness.

The prices of stocks, bonds and a host of other financial assets, which in normal conditions more often than not move in a diversity of unpredictable directions, are increasingly surging up or down in lockstep.