Sentence examples for further bump from inspiring English sources

That could justify a further bump towards 2.85 euros a share.

Belonging to an ethnic minority or living in a deprived urban area further bump up your chances.

If he gets a further bump upwards from next week's speech, he will enter February (and the big immigration fight) with the wind at his back.

This is consistent with findings from 3 studies that used telephone reminders or theory-based phone counselling [ 4, 15, 16], but differed from a study conducted by Green et al. at Group Health Cooperative, which showed an added bump of 7 percentage points associated with brief phone assistance, and a further bump of 7 percentage points with more intensive ongoing phone-based navigation [ 5].

That is not to say there won't be further bumps and scrapes, because that is in the nature of this sort of work, but he has got to do something about the quality control side of it.

Analyst Ang calculates its debt ratio at 33.5%, one of the lowest of Singapore developers; in addition, City Developments holds a large portfolio of U.S. and Europe properties which are doing well, thus tiding the Kweks over any further bumps in Singapore.

Given that there is also now increasing evidence for additional transcriptional regulation through MAPK activation of AP-1, no doubt there will be further bumps in the road ahead as we continue to develop a better understanding of TRAPS disease pathophysiology.

With moderate noise, this point generates bumps that show little drift, whereas as noise is increased further the bump begins to drift.

So sales are bound to get a further festive bump through the end of the year.

Hoofbeats or footsteps travel farther through the ground than through the air, for example, because the molecules in air have to travel further to bump into one another than those in soil, thus losing energy more quickly.

And, a little further off – bumped into next year's Booker catchment – are new novels by Marilynne Robinson and Colm Toibin.