Sentence examples for a sizable jump from inspiring English sources

And bands that MTV deems "buzzworthy" routinely see a sizable jump in sales.

The Carlyle Group posted big gains for its second quarter on Wednesday, including a sizable jump in payouts to investors.

After Trump adopted the notion late last year, following the deadly attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, he saw a sizable jump in his poll ratings.

The White House called on Monday for a 10percentt increase in spending for the year-old Department of Homeland Security, a sizable jump by the standards of the administration's overall budget for 2005.

"Unless there is a sizable jump in rates, let's say two percentage points within a year, I'm not going to think much about it," said Mrs. Diffenderfer, 47, who earns $14 an hour fielding customer calls at Kunzler & Company, a manufacturer of sausages and frankfurters in this southern Pennsylvania industrial city on the fringe of Amish country.

So perhaps now, with the police still vigorously pursuing quality-of-life crimes and low-level criminals, a perception of greater orderliness has contributed to a more unassailable feeling of general security and manageability, a feeling that could withstand even a sizable jump in the crime rate before it eroded.

But now, researchers have taken a more sizable jump with solar panels, creating a hybrid device that uses a combination of catalysts and microbes to convert 10% of the captured solar energy into liquid fuels and other commodity chemicals.

The Max, on the other hand, is a pretty sizable jump in display size for the company that once suggested consumers simple don't want a larger phone. .

Compared with the year-ago period, Jefferies' results show marked improvement, with many of its core businesses reporting sizable jumps in revenue.

FIVE years after Massachusetts voters ended rent regulation or, more precisely, ended it in Boston, Brookline and Cambridge, the three cities that still had some form of rent control -- rents have taken sizable jumps, the cities are spiffier and less pockmarked by deteriorating neighborhoods and many poorer people have been forced to move to communities farther from the urban core.

The dinucleotide frequencies are abruptly reversed in linkers, with sizable jumps across both nucleosome-linker boundaries.