Meanings of see a spike in English

Expect to see a spike in IPv6 adoption in the near future.

If there is a technology change going forward, we could see a spike.

The movie should also see a spike Monday, since that's when Valentine's Day falls.

The film was released on DVD last week and should see a spike in sales.

Never sticklers for DRM, indie labels will see a spike in iPod-friendly retailers of their content.

In farming communities, local towns see a spike in cancer cases after chemicals are used in pesticides.

I would anticipate indoor climbing will see a spike in participation once the 2020 Olympics take place.

Despite this, Chief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy says it is unlikely Australia will see a spike in disease numbers.

If Trump does get reelected, we'll see a spike in this feeling of fear like we haven't seen before.

He says health authorities see a spike in Legionella cases in spring and summer and most of these are gardening related.

Obviously we knew this was coming, but we do see a spike in arrivals in Greece, Fleming told a news briefing.

I don't think you're going to see a spike in expenses, but year-over-year comparisons are going to get tougher, she noted.

You're not going to see a spike like in the past, but I think people want to see something steady, Burns said.

A rapid testing blitz begins today in Victoria's biggest regional cities as Geelong, Ballarat and Bendigo all see a spike in cases.

Professor Murphy says it is unlikely Australia will see a spike in cases of the mysterious disease which is similar to Kawasaki.

Mr McElrea referred to comments from the Medical Officer of Health that health authorities usually see a spike of legionnaires cases in spring.