Sentence examples for represents a jump from inspiring English sources

That represents a jump from a year ago, when Feuer reported that about a hundred pot shops had been shuttered.

That represents a jump in the death rate of more than twenty per cent.

That represents a jump of about $374,000 since the 2010 rate, or almost $750,000 for a full minute of advertising.

The rise of Mr. Massa and opposition figures in other pivotal provinces represents a "jump toward moderation," Mr. Berensztein said, after a decade of confrontation, particularly with the country's important agriculture sector, that has polarized Argentines.

This represents a jump of 344% in level 3 assets since the fourth quarter of 2007.

That represents a jump in support from May 2005 when the same bill passed by 238 to 194.

Even so, that represented a jump of 90percentt over 2005.

The ratings represent a jump from the previous record set by "Dead" last October, a total audience of 10.9 million.

Data from the Office of Personnel Management shows that more than 82,000 federal workers have filed retirement claims since January, representing a jump of 30percentt.

The Heaviside enrichment function is used to represent a jump across a discontinuity surface in a split element, and the non-smooth behavior around the crack tip is described using the semi-analytical SBFEM.

If the forecast is correct, it would represent a jump of 47% compared with 2013, when 7,529 homes were sold for £1m or more, according to Land Registry figures.