Sentences with phrase «show huge jumps»

While the research didn't show huge jumps in any particular area of health, care, or access, the overall pattern is consistent with a positive impact from increased health insurance and other reforms, compared with states that didn't embark on major reform efforts.

And AP scores showed a huge jump in participation and a 9 percent increase in passing rate.

They're not going to set a lower «upper limit» because that line really is where the data shows a huge jump in purchasing.

The Productivity Commission's report on Indigenous disadvantage, which showed a huge jump in the number of Indigenous people being imprisoned and in the numbers self harming, is an indictment on us all, but the information isn't new.

Not exact matches

The ability to plainly state the target market and show a pathway to address it, with proof in the form of revenue growth, has led many investors to jump on deals even if the company does not offer a huge opportunity.

Michael Fletcher has seen a huge jump in his recruiting rankings on 247sports (from 380 range to the No. 216 in 2019) after showing off his abilities at a recent camp.

When you want to run fast, jump high or just have a set huge wheels to show off, development of the hamstrings and overall posterior chain is critical to your end results.

I just went to market last weekend and if you saw any of the Spring Runway shows from NYFW you'll know that the off the shoulder top is making a huge statement this spring so you better start jumping on the trend before they are all sold out!

To further complicate, we are shown only a brief snap shot of this childhood, then a huge time jump to reveal, for the final few minutes... The Leader.

Stunt show - Impress the crowd with insane stunts, huge jumps and spectacular crashes.

Back in March, we reported that Amazon's Lord Of The Rings show had already cost the online retailer $ 250 million just for the rights, with insiders expecting the number to jump up to «another quarter of a billion dollars» once production formally got under way, but now it looks like that already - huge estimation may...

(Tenn.) A first - of - its - kind college tuition program is showing huge gains in its inaugural year with the number of high school graduates enrolling full - time in the state's community colleges jumping 14 percent this fall.

While Sitting in the sun on the roof of Charlie, one of the staff spotted a huge 2 meter long Blue Marlin showing off, jumping up and down around the boat.

This time period is used for the two tutorial levels that put 47 through his paces before we then jump to what we can only assume is present day, where Agent 47 has been tasked with assassinating two high value targets during a fashion show in Paris that takes place within a huge ornate palace, a sprawling complex made up of three floors and a basement level, each crammed with rooms and corridors waiting to be explored, plus gardens.

As an Xbox Fan, Honestly Sony had the better show for games, almost every game they showed i said «I'd play that» BUT... The Xbox Scorpio announcement with the specs and PC games being played on it really got me excited... Im a graphics whore, so I have been kinda bummed about lack of 1080p on most 3rd party titles compared to PS4, so now, 6tflops is HUGE as far as a jump in power... much greater than 360 to X1 imo, so Im very excited about that!

While perhaps it doesn't possess quite the huge jump in design that Ocarina of Time did, Twilight Princess is a more than competent evolution of the series and the dedication developers put into it shows.

Amanda Ross - Ho's show, «My Pen is Huge,» is like jumping through a rabbit hole and into a world where the gallery, Mitchell - Innes & Nash, has become a mad theater.

Many of them show obvious problems in the retrieval (i.e. huge jumps at the land / ocean or ocean / ice edge) and I have yet to see what the weighting kernel is or any ground truthing.

The new BAMS article shows persuasive evidence of a huge jump in category - 4 hurricanes 1970 - 2004, but declines or flat trends in the numbers of stronger and weaker hurricanes.