Sentence examples for rapidly jumping from inspiring English sources

Imports grew even more rapidly, jumping 40.1percentt year on year, to $32.3 billion.

The FSB's budget continues to grow rapidly, jumping nearly 40percentt in 2006, according to the newspaper Kommersant.

Between 2001 and 2012, the number of births climbed rapidly, jumping from 594,634 to 729,674, although the number dropped slightly to 695,233 in 2014.

Politically, too, the crime wave is damaging: it is translating into lower approval ratings for the president, and could cost the governing party dearly in 2009 mid-term elections.Besides common street crime, the number of kidnappings in the country has grown rapidly, jumping by almost 40% between 2005 and 2007, according to official statistics.

Various new collectives are rapidly jumping into the ring to make sure their voices are not only heard but effectively used as agents of change in America today, pushing for new conversations and at times, even attempting to over-ride that of traditional areas of authority.

I'm hoping that we have a campaign so we can really talk about [that]." As Sanders, 77, deliberates whether to toss his hat in the presidential ring, other Democratic candidates are rapidly jumping into the race.

On news of the stock split, Apple's stock rapidly jumped 8% – or $42 – in after-hours trading, landing at $566 before the stock was halted.

They rapidly jumped to the conclusion that I must be corrupt, as part of what I believe to be an effort to vilify us to suit their needs.

While some of the big distribution companies may see their market shrink, entrepreneurs and new creators rapidly jump in and create new services, products and groundbreaking content.

It rapidly jumps our attention from one potential threat to another.

When Yale University officials gently suggested that students not appear in black face on Halloween, others rapidly jumped in to yell "political correctness!!!" and hammered the University for coddling students.