Sentence examples for will surge more from inspiring English sources

The asking price is $1.499 million, but the taxes will surge more than 300 percent in 2019, "so I told them it isn't worth it for that price," he said.

Furthermore, if the concerns of many labour market economists are true with respect to the introduction of a statutory minimum wage of EUR 8.50 per hour, the number of long-term unemployed people without professional qualification will surge more than ever before.

Each year, they open hundreds of new stores in the expectation that demand will surge as more rural migrants move into cities and work their way into the middle class.

The day after the bill passed every health insurance stock on the market soared, not to mention the pharmaceutical trade, which will surge when millions more rush to join our already booming national prescription drug frenzy.

Bloomberg New Energy Finance predicts that offshore wind will surge in Britain, providing more than 10 percent of electric power in 2020 compared with a little less than 2 percent in 2011.

Paradoxically, as increasing numbers of people can afford to eat well, food for the poor will become scarcer, because demand for animal products will surge, and they require more resources like grain to produce.

If we create an environment for economic growth the assets of the nation will surge, thereby making the debt less burdensome, more bearable and more sustainable.

Wong predicts that contract manufacturers' share of production of all electronic products will surge from about 15% currently to more than 50%.

It may help that the divorce rate among evangelicals is nearly as high as among the broad population, according to studies, though it remains to be seen if women, who were less prone than men to vote for Gingrich in Iowa caucuses, will surge against him in South Carolina after more revelations about his past marriage.

One of the new papers calculates that long before inundation occurs, life will become more difficult in the low-lying zone because the rising sea will make big storm surges more likely.

"And even more spectacular," he said, "is that the growth will surge to almost 70 million by 2030".