Sentence examples for for having jumped from inspiring English sources

Sometimes he praised the student for having jumped over a syntactic mud puddle that the student was, generally speaking, unaware of.

Meanwhile, relatives of one of the three men held a news conference at an Islamic center in Palos Hills, Ill., a Chicago suburb, to denounce Ms. Stone as a racist, and to decry law enforcement officials for having jumped to conclusions and overreacted.

Coulthard was then ordered to serve a 10-second penalty in the pits for having jump-started the race.

"My husband still berates me for not having jumped on the Google bandwagon at the beginning," she said.

I tried in vain to get an explanation for why -- having jumped through all the hoops they said were required to qualify -- they were ultimately saying no.

Since the economic downturn began in 2008, Mr. Banks said, requests for assistance have jumped 40 percent for health care issues, 54 percent for unemployment insurance and work-related problems, 16 percent for domestic violence and "a stunning 800 percent" for foreclosures.

French aircraft maker Dassault's China sales for Falcon-model aircraft, for example, have jumped to 50% of its Asia Pacific total after climbing since 2013, Aviation Week magazine says.

Yet many people, eager for any sort of panacea for aging, have jumped aboard the young blood bandwagon with vigor.

The nation's annual demand for quarters has jumped to 7.6 billion from 2 billion for the state versions as collectors seek both the Denver and Philadelphia mintings.

Corn prices, for example, have jumped 73percentt, driven higher not just by demand for the crop as a food, but also for the production of biofuels.

By last month the number for this year had jumped to 209.