Sentence examples for jumped because of from inspiring English sources

Food prices jumped because of bad weather across southern Europe, for example.

Inflation has jumped because of double-digit increases in food prices attributed to shortages of pork and other items.

A margin decline would erase hard-won progress they have made recently to keep them steady in the face of rising ingredient costs where meat and poultry prices had jumped because of spiking feed costs.

At 18 he volunteered for the Parachute Regiment, but secured an early discharge when he was not allowed to jump because of a tendon shortened by earlier meningitis.

A woman in another room in the sixth-floor apartment also attempted to escape through a window, but could not jump because of window guards, he said.

The price of organic grain has also jumped because hundreds of dairy farmers rushed to complete their transition to organic production last year, before more stringent government regulations took effect.

But the unemployment rate jumped because only 14.5% of those entering the labor force actually took a job.

Television ratings for the Chinese league have jumped, partly because of the added star appeal of exiled N.B.A. players like Chandler, while ratings for the N.B.A. have declined since Yao's peak years.

The number of New Forest ponies and cattle thought to have died as a result of eating acorns has jumped dramatically because of a bumper crop.

Tobacco prices jumped, primarily because of increases in cigarette taxes, especially a 55-cent-a-pack rise in New York State.

At the same time, the division's operating income jumped 50 percent because of cost savings from job cuts and other measures.