Sentence examples for vast jump from inspiring English sources

George Soros, who has donated some $8 billion over the course of his career, credits the work of his Open Society Institute for a vast jump in the retention of children in Baltimore public schools.

He kept his job as a civil servant until reaching retirement age in 1971, and began to earn serious money from writing only with the vast jump in sales wrought by the prize.

This is likely to be more accurate when applied to case studies, as it is unlikely that there would be a vast jump in damage and/or disruption due to an extra millimetre of ash being deposited on an area, rather there would be a gradual increase in damage with increasing ashfall thickness.

He'd hardly begun his Act III solo when he sailed across the stage in a vast sideways jump — claiming the whole air with legs and arms outstretched — that left the audience gasping.

In her solo in the absurd Jardin Animé divertissement in Act III, Ms. Osipova was at her breathtaking finest, floating across the stage in vast and easy jumps.

From a picnic table on the estate's vast lawn, he jumped to his feet to demonstrate, sloping his shoulders forward and clasping his hands over the waistband of his khakis.

Methane and carbon dioxide, currently trapped in the frozen permafrost of the Arctic, will be released in vast quantities, triggering further jumps in global temperatures.

Now there was a jump ahead, a vast wall rushing towards her, but it was too late to stop.

He has a vast store of insights about jump racing to offer, though of course he will have to get over the initial reticence of every ex-jockey about pointing out when one of their former colleagues has failed in some way.

The doc also showcases the Cuban phenomenon of el paquete semanal (which translates to "the weekly package"), the weekly terabyte of online information news, TV shows, music, films, and other data curated by Havana native Dany Cabrera Garcia, and disseminated around the island via a vast physical sharing network of jump drives.

As if to encourage his fellow New Yorkers not to be defeated by the sullen sky, Mr. Benepe jumped into the vast pool at the Hamilton Fish Recreation Center on the Lower East Side and then cheerfully pronounced the unheated water "warm".