Sentence examples for radical jump from inspiring English sources

To start recessions during minuscule inflation, however, it didn't take a radical jump in short-term rates to invert the yield curve the 1953-54, 1960-61, 1990-91 are 1990-91 downturns are cases in point.

Insights into the origin of the phase transition phenomena are given at molecular level through investigating the thermodynamic density distribution of MCTLCP molecules in the nanochannel, suggesting that the energy shift due to a radical jump of system density affects both the magnitude and the orientation of the molecular ordering.

This is a catastrophe, but there's no way that changes in eating habits of northerners could be the cause or cure of this radical jump.

Today it broke the taboo, unveiling to the House of Commons a new budget that for the first time includes increases in personal taxes and radical jumps in spending on the beleaguered National Health Service.

Scientists knew that these radicals jump-start the production of other smog particles during the day.

She jumps to her death and it's a horrible, violent end, but it's also a radical leap of faith that sets her free.

He likes strong, slow melodies and connects them to speech; he bends notes with a kind of radical plaintiveness, jumping large intervals in one curving sigh.

He believes the opposition radicals merely jumped the gun.

Somehow, the researchers speculated, the free radicals had jump-started a process that over time would allow the rats' muscles to adapt to exercise.

It's too radical of a jump.

Although Apple may be able to grow briskly by taking Windows customers from Microsoft, the two companies face a similar problem: the industry is maturing and there have been no obvious radical innovations to jump-start growth.