Sentence examples similar to a jump beyond from inspiring English sources

Their overall value rose between 2010 and 2013 by 21%, led by a jump in exports beyond the European Union of 51%.

You should transfer to a lesser company only if the career opportunity is very attractive, beyond a jump in title and salary; otherwise it can limit your prospects down the road.

The Independent claimed that Rings Around the World "represents a quantum jump beyond the Furries' previous work" and described it as "one of the year's most engrossing – and, crucially, most entertaining – albums".

The policy-makers considered mining the harbors to be only a small jump beyond the CIA sabotage raids that had already been carried out, with little public notice, against ports, bridges, arms dumps and oil facilities.

And then, this is a tricky jump beyond it.

But beyond that, a jump in capacity is needed.

Can Manyonga become the first man to jump beyond nine metres – a mark as resonant in his event as dipping under 10 seconds was once in the 100m or when running a mile in under four minutes was a dreamily impossible landmark?

It means something when lines or scenes from television jump beyond the confines of a series into popular culture.

A few households even saw their marginal tax rates jump beyond 100 percent – meaning they would have more disposable income by working less.

Any jump beyond the line marking 125 meters was greeted by cheers and cowbells.

She is expecting to jump beyond 23 feet in the final on Thursday, Pfaff said.