Sentence examples for a hefty jump from inspiring English sources
But, given that the rate was 6% a year ago, that is still a hefty jump.
David Moyes will now be given significant funds to rebuild his squad in the summer after the club's latest financial results showed another hefty jump in commercial revenues in the second half of last year.
The last one looked good, so they saw a pretty hefty stock jump.
Evidence of the increase in business travel to Rio is reflected in its hotel rates — which jumped a hefty 13% in 2011 compared to 2010.
In the fiscal year ended last July, that percentage jumped to 32.5%, and in the quarter ended last October, it jumped again to a hefty 35.6%.
THE most recent unemployment figures have hit Washington like a brick: the unemployment rate jumped to 5.5% in May, a hefty half-point hike from April.
Lower down the market Victoria Oil and Gas jumped 1.13p to 4.24p with a hefty 124m shares traded, after the company said proved reserves at its Logbaba gas project in Cameroon had increased five-fold.
They also happily jump in to finance trades at a hefty profit.
The jump was likely sparked by relief after Labour's threat of a hefty mansion tax – dubbed unnecessarily complicated by respected watchdog the IFS – looked like it would not come to pass.
Having been blessed with a hefty dollop of physical talent, he can pull off even the most ambitious manoeuvres, sometimes landing a jump when a "wipeout" looks inevitable, or returning to an upright position after falling on to his back.
