Sentence examples for dramatically spike from inspiring English sources

A new report by the thinktank Transport and Environment (T&E) says that the trade liberalisation being proposed by the EU and oil companies would dramatically spike emissions without other measures such as carbon pricing or maritime and aviation emissions reform.

If the DOE estimates that the annual fuel costs of the RX330 are $1,727, and $1,159 for the 400h, assuming gas prices don't dramatically spike, it would take around 15 years for a RX400h buyer to break even.

CYNK Technology,  a 'company' with a grand total of $39 in assets, has seen its share price rise dramatically, spiking to a valuation of more than $6 billion in a matter of days.

Francis B. Kent, North Hollywood... To the editor: That student suspensions in LAUSD have plummeted only means that the number of unproductive and stressful classroom days for good students and their teachers has dramatically spiked.

A study published last month in Nature that used whole-genome sequencing on 78 Icelandic families made the strongest case to date that as fathers age, mutations in their sperm spike dramatically.

Inflation would spike dramatically and raw material shortages would cripple industry, creating unemployment.

"The weight lifting session your inflammation would spike dramatically — because you were ripping up your muscles and you need some time to heal.

The Weather Channel's ratings spike dramatically when severe storms strike.

When we do draw down the number of troops to pre-surge levels, violence will spike dramatically.

In their model pre-symptomatic transmission is excluded and infectiousness is estimated to spike dramatically immediately following symptom onset and declining rapidly soon afterwards.

Try to avoid carbs with refined sugars, as they can make your blood sugar levels spike dramatically.