Sentence examples for levels jumped from inspiring English sources

The carnivore's TMAO levels jumped.

MI5 staffing levels jumped from 2,000 before the London bombings to 4,000 today.

The unemployment rates for all workers at all education levels jumped during the recession and have not recovered to prerecession levels.

Meanwhile, the CBI's Industrial Trends survey showed the number of manufacturers reporting orders below normal levels jumped to a net balance of 28 per cent in October, from just 16 per cent in July.

The accumulation of exposure to violence primed the child to become reactive – the more they had been exposed at all three ages, the more their cortisol levels jumped when challenged at 24 months, and the longer it took for them to settle down.

The link was most obvious following the retreat of the glaciers around 18,000 years ago, after which sea levels jumped back up to where they are today, triggering a 300% increase in explosive volcanic activity in the Mediterranean in doing so.

In every case, sea levels jump for a moment, setting records, and then fall back.

"During some recessions, while black unemployment in absolute levels jumps up, the white rate increases faster," said William E. Spriggs, director of the National Urban League Institute of Opportunity and Equality.

"In just 30 minutes the water levels jump by over six feet as the storm surge and the unusually high tides combine," the narrator says.

Your brain can't tell the difference between real and perceived danger, so stress levels jump when an individual faces a real physical threat or a perceived threat, such as being called into a supervisor's office.

My blood pressure and blood sugar levels jump up and down.