Sentence examples for substantial run-up from inspiring English sources

He tracked a hypothetical instance in which a misguided lawsuit against an approved project can trigger a substantial run-up in price for the builder and the eventual home buyer.

They pointed out that yesterday's rise in commodity prices was building on a gradual but substantial run-up in oil prices that started at the beginning of the year, mainly because of reductions in output that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries began in 2001.

While most investors know that the average European stock fund is down this year, few may realize that Latin American funds are down 8% after a substantial run-up last year.

The substantial run-up in the dollar over the past year has created tensions about competitive devaluations, and growing trade imbalances lurk around the corner.

For instance, gold and basic materials stocks already enjoyed substantial run-ups in 2003 as the economy began to rebound.

These changes also fuel the expectations of the unsophisticated, along with very substantial run-ups in asset prices another common feature.

It's hard to blame S&P, since the firm was criticised heavily, and faced substantial fines, for being too lax in the run-up to the global financial crisis.

This triggered a substantial uptick in global market volatility, which continues in the run-up to next week's meeting of G-20 heads of state in Cannes.

Widely used engineering guidelines imply that a significant fraction of the dynamic pressure of the avalanche impacts the obstacle simultaneously over a substantial part of the full height range corresponding to the run-up of the avalanche.

SNP Westminster leader Angus Robertson, said: "The vow the Westminster leaders made to the people of Scotland in the run-up to the referendum promised to deliver substantial and 'faster' new powers.

The turnaround began in the run-up to Sydney in 2000 as the first substantial proceeds from the lottery began to flow into sport.