Sentence examples for Pronounced jump from inspiring English sources

While there is generally thought to be a lag between changing economic conditions and new crime patterns, he said, it is curious that there has been no pronounced jump in street crimes associated with the most recent recession, which took root last year.

Lafley, however, quickly noticed that great TSR performance in a given year was routinely followed by poor performance the next year, because high total shareholder returns were spurred by a pronounced jump in expectations that simply couldn't be reproduced the next year.

Many immigration analysts already expected a pronounced jump in the level of interior deportations.

JMP (pronounced "jump") is a computer program for statistics developed by the JMP business unit of SAS Institute.

The high number of killings last year underscores a pronounced jump in the overall number of occasions in which officers fired their weapons at suspects.

Additionally, a pronounced jump in the relative PL increase between the large samples with shells below 1 nm and the medium and small NCs with shells above 1.3 nm is visible.

Following an unexpected court ruling in support of commercial drones, QuiQui, pronounced "quicky," jumped on the chance to launch its business in San Francisco's Mission District, an ideal spot because of its flat terrain and lack of tall buildings, the company says.

H5N1 sequences were removed from both avian and human subsets because of this subtype's pronounced ability to jump the species barrier.

The jump was pronounced by anodic activation of the electrode and also by increase of the Na concentration.

A U.S. Veterans Affairs doctor cleared him to make the jump physically and pronounced him mentally fit, he said.

Dora often pauses to seek advice or verification from viewers, silently staring out from the screen, patiently waiting for us to pronounce fútbol in Spanish or jump to our feet, dancing to a Latino beat.