Sentence examples for jumping by from inspiring English sources

Figures for August showed new orders for eurozone industry jumping by an astonishing 2%.

Lucy Andrew, a fifth grader with a blond bob, was jumping by the time she found herself before Gaiman.

Industrial production was up 0.7% (with manufacturing output jumping by 0.9%), but construction output fell by 0.3%.

Heavy merchandising of the pandas boosted the zoo's finances, with its income jumping by more than £5m to nearly £15m.

Tesco's profits broke through the £2bn barrier in the year to end February, jumping by 18% to £2.2bn.

In high school I found a teenage version of mantel jumping by leaping off high rocky cliffs with my friends into the ocean below.

Shareholder lawsuits are on the rise, jumping by 40% in the past four years although the total number is still small by international standards.

You don't benefit from the employer tax deduction, you don't qualify for the new subsidies, and your insurance prices could be jumping by $200 a month.

The auction attracted 138 bids, from a minimum starting offer of $74,000, with the price jumping by several hundred thousand dollars in the final moments.

The housing boom is continuing apace with London sellers' asking prices jumping by 7 per cent annually in January, according to Rightmove.

Deliveries to South-East Asia rose particularly steeply, jumping by 185% as tensions mounted over territorial claims in the South China Sea.