Sentence examples for bumping that from inspiring English sources

And they're attempting to just exceed expectations here by giving that additional clarity and bumping that number up to $600 bn".

Market research group iSuppli forecasts sales of the iPad to reach 13.8 million by the end of 2010, bumping that number up from a previous estimate of 12.9 million.

In the first quarter of 2013, it totaled a then-hailed 30percentt, bumping that key ratio by more than a third in just a fourth of a year.

Another part of Game Analytics' appeal to developers is its curious freemium approach — its free tier offers developers the ability to track 20 million data points a month, with paid tiers bumping that limit as high as 1 billion per month for larger studios.

VIA later responded to widespread outrage by bumping that number up to the far less symbolic figure of 4,000.

"We're going to watch very carefully to strike the right balance and keep artworks safe from accidental bumping that can happen when there's overcrowding".

When the keeper comes out for the ball and he gets bumped — that's a foul.

3M identified potential savings of $700 million in working capital if it could bump that rate to 4. Progress so far?

But genetic studies of living primates bump that date back even further, to as much as 85 million years ago.

Intel likely hopes ultrabooks will spur a revival and bump that number up even higher.

I never bumped that Talented Tenth that Du Bois was talking about too heavy.