Sentence examples for a sharp bump in from inspiring English sources

At a time when wages across the country are stagnating and a public sector pay freeze is backed by all sides of the house, MPs getting a sharp bump in their salaries will be deeply unpopular – and rightly so.

Madeleines are baked in a mold, which gives them a crisp, browned underside shaped like a seashell and a top that rises in a sharp bump.

Next, more diesel power and optional adaptive dampers, which felt loose over sharp bumps in Comfort mode, too restless in Sport mode, almost as good as the final car in Intelligent.

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

I take a sharp breath in.

A sharp economic slowdown in America?

A sharp voice chimes in.

A major bump in profits.

Eurostar predicts a big bump in ridership.

Nor has a synergistic bump in ad revenue materialized.

Detroit offers little resistance, barely a speed bump, in fact.