Sentence examples for sudden climb from inspiring English sources
Despite Mr. Humala's sudden climb in the polls in recent weeks, none of the candidates appeared to have the majority necessary to win.
In his forthcoming book, "Oxygen: A Four Billion Year History," Dr. Canfield suggests that this weak vacuum drove a sudden climb in oxygen that geochemists see in rocks from about 2.3 billion years ago.
And there appears to be something worth owning: Viettien says it made $1.7 million in net profits last year, leading Vietnam's sharp and sudden climb in the global apparel trade.
Another observation is that there is a sudden climb after certain value (sum of (beta) and (gamma) is around 1.75 for our sample data set) and the growth rate of number of coalitions decreases according to decrease in the weight factor (beta) (See Fig. 3). Figure 4 depicts the relation between number of coalitions and (beta).
Keep in mind that German companies, in particular, don't like sudden climbs or sudden dips in profits.
He also called on other countries to follow suit, and did so in the full knowledge that this would boost the standing of two of the Arab world's least-favourite men, George Bush and Tony Blair. Whatdrove the former revolutionary to this sudden, total climb-down?
The plane was well into its final descent toward Newark Liberty International Airport on Sunday morning when it began a sudden and unmistakable climb.
The sudden increase in climbing of non-maternally separated SHR could reflect a second attempt to escape, an attempt that was absent in those SHR that had experienced mild, chronic, developmental stress.
Indeed, suggests Wade Davis in this engrossing book, it was the constant danger of sudden death that gave climbing its piquancy.
— For this isolated mining town, which lives and dies by the price of copper, the last few years have been a roller coaster ride of steep climbs and sudden dips.
