Sentence examples for need to bump from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bryant also suggests an aperture setting of F/2.8 and advises that you may need to bump up ISO settings during poorly lighted night games.

However, many teachers still reckon they need to bump up their students' potential A-level grades to ensure they are noticed and are given a provisional offer by universities.

The need to bump bandwidth only modestly comes from packing more information into fewer bits, which requires a handset with enough computational power to encode and decode the voice data in real time.

"This is why the company need to bump our stake in this," he says for a reason I couldn't quite understand but which suggests the family have some expertise in running such businesses.

For some reason, English producers don't seem to feel the same need to bump up the price of their pink fizz, which should perhaps be good reason enough to support them.

While a basic DSL or cable Internet connection speed may be just fine for reaching the Web and downloading music, you will probably need to bump up the speed — and pay more to your Internet service provider — if you want to watch streaming movies.

He needs to bump some Lil Wayne on there".

He needs to bump and grind to be successful".

I really needed to bump the whole enterprise up.

After the long flight from Africa, this Easter sunshine was just what they needed, to bump up their energy levels and get ready for the breeding season to come.

The milestone comes one month after Apple first passed the $1 trillion threshold on Aug. 2. Amazon shares rose as much as 1.9percentTuesdayay morning to $2,050.50 2323 cents above the amount needed to bump the company over the $1 trillion line.