Sentence examples for upsurge toward from inspiring English sources

It was no coincidence that the 12th and 13th centuries, which saw the founding of more new towns than any time between the fall of Rome and the Industrial Revolution, also witnessed a singular upsurge toward civic autonomy.

Global risk agility is as much about being bold and taking responsibility as it is about having both temerity and deference toward the unprecedented upsurge in man-made risk.

Changing climatic conditions may have contributed toward this sudden upsurge, which has serious consequences for the public at large.

A recent upsurge of interest has been directed toward developing both diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers that can aid to diagnose which individuals are relatively more likely to progress clinically.

Since these symptoms may be derived from more subtle neurological alterations and cannot be detected by only using conventional neuroimaging techniques such as conventional CT and MRI [ 5], recent upsurge of interest has been directed toward developing both diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers that can predict which individuals are relatively more likely to progress clinically.

"By 1961," his biographer John B. Judis writes, "Buckley was beginning to worry that with the John Birch Society growing so rapidly, the right-wing upsurge in the country would take an ugly, even Fascist turn rather than leading toward the kind of conservatism National Review had promoted".

Why the upsurge?

"The upsurge has started again".

Internally, the ethnic upsurge became more accentuated.

With the mass influx of refugees has come an upsurge in anti-immigrant sentiment in Europe that mirrors that of the American alt-right in its bigotry and sectarian hatred, especially toward Muslims.

"But there has been this huge upsurge.