Sentence examples for upsurge about from inspiring English sources

Although few studies have been carried out on the compounds produced from microbial fermentation process and the changing chemical components during microbial fermentation of the dark tea until the upsurge about "Pu-erh Hot", which includes all the post-fermented teas such as Pu-erh tea, Brick tea, Bowl tea, and Tuo tea, 455 compounds are collected from these types of teas (Table  3).

Neorealismo is similar in general aims to the earlier Italian movement verismo (Realism), from which it originated, but differs in that its upsurge was brought about by the intense feelings, experiences, and convictions that Fascist repression, the Resistance, and the war had instilled in its many gifted writers.

Tells about upsurge in criminal activity and the drastic measures to curb it.

Bournemouth, meanwhile, has seen a sudden upsurge in inquiries about beach huts.

The Renaissance, with its increased prosperity, brought an upsurge of curiosity about the natural world and, incidentally, stirred interest in composing harmonious forms in the garden.

It followed an upsurge of debate about the frequent sale of state-owned enterprises at rock-bottom prices to their managers.

Thanks to the upsurge of anger about tuition fees, 2010 marked a highpoint of student protest, seen most dramatically when protesters attacked the Westminster HQ of the Conservative party.

After the appalling killing of Rhys Jones in Liverpool in 2007, there was a huge upsurge in concern about gangs in Britain.

Serial's success has led to an upsurge of chatter about podcasting, a decade after the most intense hype around the format in its early days.

Since then we have seen an upsurge of awareness about the environment in citizens and leaders of both rich and poor countries, and a great desire to manage the environment better.

Another upsurge in writing about politics was prompted by the actions of Pope John XXII (Pope 1316 1330).