Sentence examples for was a sudden increase from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, there was a sudden increase in the prevalence of ischemic heart disease, with a subsequent increasing tendency.

Among the reasons was a sudden increase in bank robberies in many parts of the country.

During Williams's first year at the nursing home, there was a sudden increase in deaths over the preceding year.

The informal deals have existed since 2000, when the Department of Homeless Services began offering provisional shelter to families in private apartments and hotels whenever there was a sudden increase in demand for housing.

"The government should explain why, at the beginning of 2015, there was a sudden increase in the number of children being detained for immigration purposes, and why the proportion being held for longer than three days has also increased".

A report for the CfBT education charity says there was a "sudden increase" in 2011 after the measure came in.

Dairy Crest, one of the biggest dairy companies in the UK, said there had been a "sudden" increase in the price it pays for milk.

A power surge is a sudden increase in voltage that can burn out electronic circuits and computer chips used in many newer appliances, said Daniel Friedman, a home inspector in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

But if there is a sudden increase in demand for CD players, the new system will allow G.M. to notify the dashboard manufacturer and the vendor for CD players simultaneously.

However, in advance of talks on renewal of the accord, which expires Sept. 1, families note that there has been a sudden increase in the federal government's investigations of adoptions in Vietnam, preventing some babies from returning home with their adoptive parents.

She accepts too uncritically many of the myths that Mr Turner debunks and seems to assume that there has been a sudden increase in the power and freedoms of the corporate world.But big business has always had influence over government, at times perhaps more than now.