Sentence examples for sharp climbs in from inspiring English sources

It should suit sprinters like Mark Cavendish, providing he can negotiate the two short, sharp climbs in the middle third of the race.

Fund managers have some tools to dull the blow of a sharp climb in rates, but their prospectuses typically do not allow them to rein in leverage completely.

But economists said that the decline in the Northeast was not unduly worrisome because regional information can be erratic and because there was a sharp climb in the region in April.

These include stretched valuations because of the market's sharp climb in recent years, he said, as well as uncertainty about the Federal Reserve's intentions, the conflict in Syria and the precarious global economy.

That does not seem to be the case, even as they point to a sharp climb in spending for Internet ads as another reason the recovery will proceed — and even gain momentum — into next year.

His decision to cut off Iraq's oil exports on December 1st, setting off a sharp climb in the oil price, was simply the latest of several recent ploys designed to break the 10-year-old international embargo on Iraq.

Sutton profited from a sharp climb in the final kilometre, moving past Spaniard Vicente Reynes to win.

Samsung's smartphone market share enjoyed a sharp climb in 2012, thanks in large part to the popularity of the Samsung Galaxy SIII and Galaxy Note II.

The gap from around ±5 to ±30 roughly corresponds to the sharp climb in the posterior probability seen from panel (c) in Figure 2.

Holme Moss is a solid climb and coming into Sheffield there are twisty, narrow roads and short, sharp climbs around Strines Moor.

The sharp rise in unemployment — which climbed from 9.8percentt in September, as the nation lost another 190,000 net jobs — intensified pressure on the Obama administration to show results from the $787 billion package of spending measures unleashed early this year to spur the economy.