noun
definition
A sudden strong rise or flow.
verb
definition
To surge up, or to become stronger or greater
Examples of upsurge in a Sentence
Far from there being an upsurge in investment, the real level remains sluggish.
On the other hand, neighborly help is experiencing an upsurge.
The earlier Roman period saw a major upsurge in the salt industry with numerous Red Hills being created around the coast.
Its excellent disease resistance typifies why roses are enjoying an upsurge in popularity again.
Its paper attempted to relate to the upsurge of the movement.
In the event of an upsurge in class struggle, many might turn to him.
As a result the summer months witnessed an upsurge in sectarian violence particularly in Belfast.
The appearance of the Hale Bopp and Halley's comets, followed by solar and lunar eclipses, caused an upsurge in popular astronomy.
The revolutionary upsurge of the masses turned over the municipalities to workers ' committees.
In 2003 thousands upon thousands came into politics for the first time, propelled by the unprecedented anti-war upsurge.
In Munich too, a spontaneous upsurge was developing.
The recent upsurge in violence is a clear sign of panic of the part of our opponents.
There has been a massive upsurge in interest in the ideas of restorative justice in Northern Ireland over the past three or four years.
Nor has Mother Nature prepared herself for the upsurge in golf courses or enclosed soccer stadiums.
In turn, perhaps this week-end 's upsurge of violence might have been avoided.
The appearance of the Hale Bopp and Halley 's comets, followed by solar and lunar eclipses, caused an upsurge in popular astronomy.
The recent upsurge in the popularity of Manga has brought in even more female readers.
In the last three years there has been an upsurge in loyalist violence which has given cause for concern.
Parliament was concerned about the sudden upsurge in demands for reform.
Deputy General Secretary John Hannett has condemned the latest upsurge in violent crime.
The current upsurge of interest in college hockey can be easily attributed to the fact that more than 25% of current NHL players were on college teams.
Recently there has been an upsurge of dangerous aliens landing on Earth with evil intentions.
Rag rugs experienced an upsurge in popularity during the Great Depression and again during recent years with the green movement and the recession.
In Germany, government measures to tighten the reins on healthcare spending have resulted in an upsurge in cheaper imported medicines.
It is said to have begun in convents and it had its strongest upsurge in the Great Irish Famine of 1846, where its sales helped alleviate poverty woes.
The upsurge in pet products has made it easier than ever to reveal how much we love our four-legged friends, even to the point of wearing clothes sporting their furry faces.