Sentence examples for obvious jump from inspiring English sources

For investors, the course is obvious: Jump into stocks.

Unlike Valley Park, Hazelton experienced an obvious jump in illegal aliens, who were drawn to the area by its meat-processing factories.

The obvious jump in quality that you got when movies went from VHS to DVD.

The progression from critic to advice columnist did not strike me as an obvious jump, and I asked how her work as a critic informs the work she is pursuing now.

Hong Kong is an obvious jumping-off point.

The azimuthal angles (in degree) in Fig. 4a, b (the angle between the +x axis and the velocity vector projected in the xy-plane, calculated in the clockwise orientation) clearly show the sudden changes in of the current and electron flows in the xy-plane, respectively, whereas, there are no obvious jumps in the magnetic field (Fig. 4c) and the number densities (Fig. 4d).

But I liked that they avoided the obvious jump-back-into-bed-with-the-ex plot (though I assume it will happen at some point).

No obvious candidates jumped out of the 2014 rankings either: Samba, the follow-up dramedy by Intouchables directors Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano, did far more modest returns than its predecessor in France, and so didn't get its travel stamps.

"To see the poor dog in such obvious distress, jumping up at the car as it drives away, is just heartbreaking," said RSPCA inspector Natalie Perehovsky.

So, the obvious answer jumps out at us all: Why not take away the political step and just let public health scientists generate the Dietary Guidelines directly?

However, there are a few things that would seem obvious about jumping into this business but absolutely are not, and I'm going to take a minute to share them now.