Sentence examples for a bigger bump from inspiring English sources
"Having said that," he added, "if one of them is really flat and the other one really connects, it can make for a bigger bump than you might normally have".
In general, large institutions saw a bigger bump in applications this year than did small institutions.
And now it appears there was a bigger bump for McCain than there was for Obama...
Result: a bump in ratings, a lot of media attention, a bigger bump in ratings and an Emmy nomination for Washington.
And three, he had to help Clinton get a bigger bump than the one Trump received after the Grand Old Party's convention the week before in Cleveland.
Personal savings rates often increase with the onset of the recession, but relative to earlier downturns, this is a bigger bump up, and it will likely last well into the recovery as households begin to create safety nets they can control.
SAFI BAHCALL: You get a big bump.
Eurostar predicts a big bump in ridership.
If you have bumps in the same place, they add to each other, and you get a big bump".
There isn't a big bump in flag sales during a campaign year.
