Instead they are reporting large jumps in early-decision applicants.
But many selective private institutions are reporting large jumps in early-decision applicants.
Two years ago, Jon Olsson pioneered double flips — off-axis double back flips — on large jumps.
Republicans say that large jumps in the immigrant population have also prompted them to act to safeguard elections.
Some high schools with large jumps in enrollment faced overcrowding, some principals reported a shortage of school safety officers, and some parents struggled with last-minute registration problems.
The modest rise contrasts with the large jumps in share prices of Internet companies like LinkedIn that recently have listed in New York.
Technology companies, for example, started experiencing large jumps in professional liability insurance, like directors' and officers' insurance, which is used to cover the costs of shareholder lawsuits.
She quickly became a fan favorite, with an aggressive but controlled approach to freestyle an event that involves boosting off large jumps and riding wheelies across the course.
Beekeeping classes are filling up quickly, and new beekeeping clubs are forming at the same time that established ones are reporting large jumps in membership.
Representative John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee, noted that the administration assumed, without any explanation, very large jumps in corporate profits in 2004 and 2005.
He said about 3,000 test scores — out of more than two million exams taken — were canceled each year, most after test-center supervisors reported irregularities or because of large jumps from a student's scores on previous tests.
