Sentence examples for widespread surge from inspiring English sources

A widespread surge in confidence will power the rally, according to the report, a joint project by Thomson Reuters and Freeman Consulting Services that included interviews with 150 executives from a broad swath of industries.

But there are formidable challenges to be overcome, as witnessed by the widespread surge in obesity that could threaten to undermine attempts to improve the chances of many people enjoying a prolonged and fulfilled old age.

Mistrusted in Britain – nice but dim IDS has sounded off again – Juncker is the candidate of the European People's Party EPPP), the main conservative bloc which won the most seats in May's European elections, despite the widespread Eurosceptic surge.

Coastal flooding was not widespread, though surge in the Pungo River flooded several local homes.

And the percentage of pregnant women tested for H.I.V. in some African nations where AIDS is widespread has surged since the test became a regular prenatal procedure and women had to opt out if they didn't want it.

In Sri Lanka, for instance, malaria was all but wiped out with the help of DDT, but by the end of the 1960s, when resistance was widespread, cases surged to more than half a million a year.

One hundred mile per hour winds are forecast, along with a 10ft storm surge, widespread flooding and power outages.

British Gas is considering the introduction of "Free Power Saturdays" to try to counter widespread anger over surging energy bills and utility company profits.

By relating the observations of this eruption with detailed examination of deposit distribution, stratigraphy and sedimentology, a reconstruction of the properties of the pyroclastic density currents (PDCs) is presented, including the valley controlled block-and-ash flows (BAFs) and widespread, energetic pyroclastic surges.

A spate of pit bull attacks in 1987 brought widespread fear about a surge in street violence being fueled by the arrival of crack cocaine dealers.

There the violent winds combined with a storm surge, causing widespread damage and hundreds of deaths.