Sentence examples for bad spikes from inspiring English sources
The negative perception of holiday foods as "bad" spikes cortisol (the stress hormone), which can lead to physical health effects ― including weight gain ― over time.
Breaking down progress over the past year, Android's malware record appears to have seen a particularly bad spike in Q4 2012.
For effect, add his name to your complaint: "Bad Spike!" This will help your cat recognize that he has erred.
Patriotism causes big spikes.
Sale's of Bastille's Bad Blood spiked to such a degree that his album may stand a chance of re-entering at No 1: following the band's performance and win for British breakthrough, they leapt to No 2 with a sales increase of 132%, just 600 sales behind current frontrunner Nina Nesbitt.
10.7554/eLife.11351.010 Figure 8. Low-level cell properties are a bad predictor for spiking output.
As predicted, "good" diets evened out peoples' glucose spikes, whereas "bad" diets made them more extreme.
The last spike was bad enough.
Tuition can spike in bad economic times when students can least afford it.
"Every town they arrive in, because of their bad-boy image, attendance spikes," said Richard Brosal, president and chief executive of the 14-team league.
He would score through superfluous words, underline bad grammar and mercilessly spike articles, leaning back in his chair, removing his glasses and asking the classic question of any journalism teacher: "Now, what is it you are really trying to tell me".
