Sentence examples similar to upsurge in call requests from inspiring English sources

East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) said it had increased resources to cope with a predicted upsurge in calls.

Olivia, Tonbridge "I'm a student and have recently had an upsurge in requests for tutoring for History and English.

Dennis I. Belcher, the chairman-elect of the American Bar Association's section on real property, probate and trust law, who is based in Richmond, Va., said lawyers across the country had reported an upsurge in requests for wills.

"We have an upsurge in crisis calls when services are cut," said Jeffry Murphy, a retired Chicago police officer and a consultant in crisis-intervention training.

"Request" structures are then staged in a linked-list called request queue.

Legislators insisted in May that Anguilla's tourism-based economy was being threatened by an upsurge in crime; a motion calling for "urgent action" by the government was approved by the House of Assembly.

The HSCA staff compiled "a chart of Jack Ruby's known telephone toll calls in 1963" and found "a significant upsurge" in his out-of-town calls in the seven weeks prior to the Kennedy assassination.

This year will see a decline in call centers and an upsurge in messaging and chat centers.

Calls requesting that Tibbott ship the roast East poured in.

These are being blamed for an upsurge in prison violence, prompting new calls for "something to be done".

So far, the show's legacy has been to make him a stern defender of populist entertainment in the face of what he sees as an upsurge in "haughtiness" – a very Florence calling, that.