Sentence examples for upsurge during from inspiring English sources

Individual membership, which stood at about 350,000 at the end of the 1990s, has declined since 1960, though there was an upsurge during Blair's first years as party leader.

This finding is derived from a large number of MERS-CoV patients from KSA during the upsurge in cases during spring 2014, when MERS-CoV was diagnosed in patients with a spectrum of clinical illness (17 ).

They are the long-term users, people who started taking the drug in their late teens or twenties during the upsurge in heroin use during the 1990s, and who have underlying health problems cased by years of addiction.

They are the longterm users, people who started taking the drug in their late teens or twenties during the upsurge in heroin use during the 1990s, and who have underlying health problems cased by years of addiction.

The MAS became the second-largest force in Congress after a surprise upsurge in support during the 2002 presidential elections.

As in the rest of Europe, Scandinavia saw an upsurge of interest during the 19th century in home-grown cultural traditions and images.

Likewise, infants belonging to Kikuyu women experienced a massive upsurge (128 percent) during the 1988–2003 study period.

Despite having an average annual decline in infant mortality of about 4 per cent during the 1960 1980 period, [ 1, 2]; Kenya experienced an upsurge in infant mortality during 1988–2003 period.

Amnesty has documented a number of similar cases during the upsurge in violence that began in October".

Gaza hit the headlines during the upsurge in fighting in the winter of 2008-2009 and then again in November 2012.

Peach was a member of the Socialist Workers Party and the Anti-Nazi League, whadh had organised the protest during an upsurge of support for the far right.