Sentence examples for spiked dramatically from inspiring English sources
The AbleMarkets Abnormal Trading Activity index spiked dramatically around 14 25 ET, the occurrence that was followed by a dramatic, ever steepening sell-off.
In a show of sympathy the G7 joined the Bank of Japan in selling the yen after it spiked dramatically.
As part of its stimulus programme in 2009 lending by every financial institution in China spiked dramatically.
The search for "VPN from Uganda" spiked dramatically on Google and the opposition politician Amama Mbabazi tweeted out advice on the right app to use.
Shortly afterwards, dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster announced that searches for the word "Kafkaesque" had "spiked dramatically" in the wake of her win, because the novel "has been described by its British publishers (and by a number of reviewers) as Kafkaesque".
He takes in Sept. 11, the Iraq war, Hurricane Katrina and the tangled global reasons why oil prices spiked dramatically between 2004 and 2008, ultimately hitting a record $147 a barrel.
Things spiked really dramatically, really fast".
(In the days after Trump's election, calls to L.G.B.T.Q. suicide hotlines dramatically spiked).
He noted that 130,000 people were internally displaced from 2009 to 2014 — the years migration from Honduras has dramatically spiked — compared with just 34,000 from 2004 to 2009.
But outside of these traditional Asian population centers, Asian growth rates spiked even more dramatically with 119percentt growth in Nevada, 94percentt growth in Arizona, and 88percentt growth in North Carolina, to cite a few.
With an Illumina spike experiment, we demonstrate dramatically improved significance of spiked genes over all relevant concentration ranges.
