It is not out of the question that yields will spike suddenly and quite dramatically.
If your premiums are spiking suddenly, you can blame economic reality.
This would allow Montana to avoid the volatile energy markets, which can spike suddenly and unexpectedly, supporters said.
Web applications can spike suddenly in demand or grow so big that they tax traditional databases, or even clusters of traditional databases, which are hard to maintain, especially for smaller companies.
Temperatures of the jammed up gas spike suddenly from minus 243 degrees Celsius (minus 405 degrees Fahrenheit) to temperatures of minus 213 C (minus 351 F) or higher.
"Informal measures" taken against rough sleepers are most commonly a flashlight in the face and a barked order to move on, but they could also be iron spikes suddenly appearing in a sleeping-spot, or the delightful practice of "wetting down" – hosing down areas where people sleep rough with ice-cold water, making them uninhabitable.
But, you know, they take these PSA tests regularly, and what they are watching for is sudden spikes, suddenly it goes up, shoots up.
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Once I put the news on the wire, investors reacted immediately and bond prices suddenly spiked.
She wrote about music for Seattle Weekly and started helping her brother when, amid the buzz over his band's debut LP, touring suddenly spiked.
