Sentence examples for should jump into from inspiring English sources

People, you should jump into this discussion.

"I don't think we should jump into conclusions too hastily," Rogge said in a telephone conference call yesterday.

Keep in mind that "elaboration" does not mean you should jump into a multi-page or even a multi-paragraph explanation of your skill set.

According to one of the Clintons' advisers, "The experience of watching Bill screw up made Hillary realize she should jump into the breach".

"I also don't think it's something you should jump into without that and the full support of your own family," she says.

Still, few in the organization have settled on a candidate for 2016, and officials are just beginning to assess whether the network should jump into the primary fight.

"You should jump in with both feet," especially into the sectors that have been hit hardest, he said.

In a closed-door lunch, the majority leader, Mitch McConnell, conducted a poll in which virtually everyone raised their hands when asked if the 44-year-old should jump back into the race.

Colombia's stock market shot up 31% in April and investors may be wondering if they should jump back into a country that performed horribly last year.

But we don't see any compelling reason why investors should jump aggressively into equities now," says Barnes, who believes that stocks will outperform bonds through the end of the year.

Anyway, we arrived home safely, but I obviously have some issues I need to work out and should jump right into the purpose of this piece.