Sentence examples for bumped short from inspiring English sources

Another factor is the Federal Reserve, which bumped short rates down by a half-point in November as an "insurance policy" and left them alone in December.

Analysts expect the Fed to bump short-term rates up a quarter point when it meets this week.

With the scaling, we correctly describe formations of a bump, short and long frozen jets, and production of droplets by fragmentation of the long jets.

No one expects much of a rate rise from Alan Greenspan he will freak people when he bumps up short rates a quick 100 basis points.

Five minutes into the signing, I noticed a ten-year-old fan who kept bumping into the short mascot.

Tweeting is lazy/passive/easy, it doesn't require real effort or courage and it prevents a thoughtful dialogue because it's short, reactive and bumped out of a feed within minutes.

The warts may either be small bumps or short projections on the body.

Most of us don't put a whole lot of thought into TV bumps, those short spots that air to advertise a TV show.

The Chartist: "There is no question stocks have moved lower after bumping up against short-term resistance levels.

You may have to install shorter bump stops or cut your stock ones to fit.

Rather, 1995 is the year in which Japan's short-term interest rates bumped up against the zero lower bound.