Sentence examples for considerable jump from inspiring English sources

In the department's 2006 annual report, it acknowledged a "considerable" jump in allegations against bank staffers.

Psychologist Brent Roberts has shown that the trait conscientiousness takes gradual steps up throughout the lifetime – including a considerable jump between 45 and 55.

That is a considerable jump from 2007, when the limit was $363,000, but still not enough to buy a home in many neighborhoods.

"But 2011 will not see any breakthrough in volume [of cars on the road], though it will be a considerable jump from before.

That figure, which includes both refinances of existing mortgages and new loans to buy a house, would be a considerable jump from the previous period.

A mere half-star difference in ratings resulted in a considerable jump or plummet in business (interesting given the site rounds a 3.74 down to three and a half stars, and awards four stars to a 3.75).

(Smaller size implies less managerial complexity). I found that large promotions (that is, considerable jumps in both title and employer size) were relatively uncommon less than 5%.

Considering together the range of pairwise post hoc comparisons for the 1.8 m jumps, there is considerable evidence that jumping from the compliant springboard is energetically less costly than jumping from the firm springboard.

So just handing over search advertising to Google would result in a considerable short-term jump in Yahoo's finances.

If the buttocks contacted the rod during push off, signifying a considerable countermovement, the jump was discarded.

Mr. Obama faces considerable risk in jumping into this debate, reluctantly or not, in the heat of what is expected to be a close election.