Sentence examples for but a sharp jump from inspiring English sources

But a sharp jump in the cost of protecting against a Lehman debt default suggests that doubts are creeping in.Lehman has not suffered the client and counterparty defections that spelt doom for Bear.

Prices for stations began rising steadily after the late 1950's, but they took a sharp jump after Congress amended the Federal Telecommunications Act in 1996 to ease restrictions on the number of stations that a single company may own.

Increased competition led to a sharp jump in purity but also meant that gangsters had to be better connected.

We could overcome the workforce drag with a sharp jump in productivity, but that has also been weak; and technological change may be displacing workers and adding to inequality, in any case.

But the coming months are likely to see a sharp jump in the supply of homes for sale under distressed conditions.

Trimming inflation was a key goal, but freeing up the lira is expected to cause a sharp jump in inflation and the cost of imports.

But allowing the naira to float could also result in a sharp jump in the cost of household items or energy, and boost inflation.

They have since seen a sharp jump in the use of reusable bags but have also heard some grumbling.

Global recessions are seldom spread through trade linkages, but by a common shock, such as a financial crisis or a sharp jump in oil prices.

This results in a sharp jump in monthly payments.

That was a sharp jump from an average of 10 days during the boom years.