Sentence examples for cause a jump in from inspiring English sources

Vote Leave believes its Holyrood campaign will cause a jump in support for Brexit in Scotland.

He is not, however, a marquee name, the kind that can fill a concert hall and cause a jump in subscriptions.

As countries like China make progress in reducing air pollution, regional planners should be prepared for the cleaner air to cause a jump in temperatures even above those expected under global warming scenarios.

Still, while analysts at UBS anticipate a $1 trillion lift for global trade from a 14 percent gain in the price of benchmark Brent crude oil from an August 2011 trough, the share that Beijing can expect is unlikely to cause a jump in economic growth.

Dr. James McKean, an extension veterinarian at Iowa State University, said experience in Denmark, Europe's leading pork producer, showed that ending the practice would result in more illness, suffering and death among pigs, and cause a jump in antibiotic treatments of actual disease.

This result sheds some light on policy threshold effects: "slight" changes in the underlying state cause a jump in the policy responses.

The cash-for-clunkers program did precisely this last year, causing a jump in vehicle sales.

Some of the methodology of the household survey changed this year, possibly causing a jump in its count of both employed and unemployed workers.

The combined source term from the cross fluxes and normal source terms is imposed in the middle of a cell, causing a jump in the solution according to the Rankine–Hugoniot condition.

Complaints about these tires have trickled into the agency for the last 10 years, but media attention given to accidents involving ATX tires in Florida caused a jump in the number of accidents reported, Elizabeth C. Neblett, a spokeswoman for the agency, said.

I am typical of the stream of workers who have left traditional offices for home in the last decade, causing a jump in the number of single-person businesses, to 20.4 million in 2005 from 16.4 million in 2000, according to the most recent census.