Sentence examples for a notable bump in from inspiring English sources

The new design promises a 27-percent bump in performance even as it consumes 40-percent less power than its predecessor, coupled with a notable bump in device battery life.

There's a notable bump at top, housing the 12MP camera.

The S8, at least, is said to sport a 2960 x 1440 resolution, a notable bump over the S7's 2560 x 1440.

That sweet spot is typically considered to be under $200 (with a second notable bump coming when the system falls to $150).

The Mod form factor means both are placed in the center of the rear, as part of a notable camera bump that juts out about the width of a nickel from the phone's otherwise svelte frame.

I don't really know what this means, but it certainly puts Diddley's "bump-a-bump bump" in a new light.

Q2 was notable for a huge bump in token sales financing.

That's why Jawbone, a company that makes pretty and pretty useful hardware like the Jawbone UP, the Jawbone ERA and the Jambox speaker is on my shortlist for startups that will be huge huge huge in 2012 — despite some notable bumps along the way.

It was a notable shift in priorities.

It is a notable shift in direction.

Or maybe the Nuggets, the Celtics and the Heat simply represent the first notable speed bumps in the Knicks' December joy ride.