Sentence examples for sudden hike from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, after 10 days, a sudden hike in recovery was observed, which was possibly due to the wettability alteration by surfactant that enhanced capillary imbibition.
Brazil's crusade against the mosquito-borne Zika virus stems from evidence suggesting a link between the Dengue-like disease — that is typically mild and often asymptomatic — and a sudden hike in the number of babies born in the country with abnormally small heads.
The presence of Zika in the continent was first noticed in Brazil in May, but the disease caused little concern until October when doctors there linked it to a sudden hike in the number of cases of babies born with abnormally small heads.
They offer you better rates for a longer contract, but if you try to get out of said contract, they levy an absurd cancellation fee, effectively forcing you to stay with them, even after sudden hikes in pricing.
Many locals are blaming "the foreigners", the tourists and bohemians from Britain, Spain or Scandinavia, for this sudden rent hike.
John Lally, director general of the NCC, said: "A sudden 20% hike in price will significantly damage sales of caravan holiday homes.
ET. As is typical with bitcoin surges like this, there was no specific reason for the sudden price hike, but the bitcoin ecosystem was boosted this week when CME Group, the world's largest exchange owner, said it plans to introduce bitcoin futures by the end of the year.
But as Greene observes, "addressing monopolistic conditions that give rise to sudden price hikes is a means to 'prevent future shortages.'".
Cycloserine is also one of two drugs that have been in the center of a controversy this week over sudden price hikes on old, patent-expired drugs.
Falling again as The Economist went to press, they were still far above their levels of just two weeks ago.The sudden price hikes infuriated business users of gas, especially big industrial firms.
