Sentence examples for sudden run-up from inspiring English sources

So why the sudden run-up in value?

Today, "with the sudden run-up in foreclosures, you're starting to see people ask, is housing a good investment?" he said.

Refiners' margins suffer when there's a sudden run-up in oil prices since pump prices can't be hiked at a comparable rate.

This is a complicated market that has experienced a dizzying and sudden price run-up fueled by enthusiasts.

However, the crazy run-up in prices and sudden popularity of contemporary Chinese art have brought some notable names to the fore.

'Corbynista' is probably one of the words most strongly associated with proponents of Jeremy Corbyn's campaign, growing out of the sudden surge in popularity he enjoyed in the run-up to the Labour leadership contest.

ReprintsThis sudden leap in scientific expertise has had a long run-up.

Sudden changes in "the rules" are possible in the run-up to the presidential election due in 2008: social unrest or an economic downturn may push Mr Putin into populist, anti-oligarch measures.

In the run-up to the 2008 election, the sudden economic collapse in September saw Republican John McCain suspend his campaign to return to Washington for an emergency meeting, forcing Obama to return too.

The legislation's sudden passage might have had something to do with the run-up to elections in Uganda this fall.

To me — and I'm not alone in this — the sudden outbreak of deficit hysteria brings back memories of the groupthink that took hold during the run-up to the Iraq war.