Sentence examples for performance jumped from inspiring English sources

The RealClearPolitics average shows that the proportion of Americans disapproving of Mr Obama's performance jumped to 51% in October from 20% in January 2009.

The Trail Blazers, more newsworthy lately for their off-court troubles than their on-court performance, jumped out to an early double-digit lead and kept it that way to snap a two-game losing streak.

— a widely used gauge of real estate operating performance — jumped to $309.9 million, or $1.16 a share, in the second quarter, from $229.3 million, or 90 cents a share, last year.

Same-store sales, a key indicator of retail performance, jumped 5% in the quarter.

Same-store sales, a key measure of retail performance, jumped 11% in the quarter, boosted by a 22% increase at Tiffany 's flagship store in Manhattan.

The tech rich Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 2.38% to 3347, while the S&P 500, a broader measure of the market's performance jumped 1.01% to 1423.

Her virtuosic performance, jumping between far-apart notes with a precise, hollering voice and speaking to the audience in Dianne Reeves-like melodic improvisations during the album's three "reprise" tracks, can be astonishing.

The company's stock has reflected its performance, jumping from $130 per share to about $140.

Secondary outcomes include decreases in body adiposity (BMI, skin folds), media use (questionnaire), blood pressure, number of accidents and infections (questionnaire), increases in specific motor skills (throwing, balancing, complex motor performance, jumping) and in flexibility.

Importantly for the present study, however, adjusting the changes in Yo-YoIR2 performance for jumping performance did not modify the interpretations of the findings.

That's a huge performance jump in just two years.