Sentences with phrase «substantial price jumps»

But those are substantial price jumps, and if your budget tops out at $ 900, the Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming offers the best performance you're likely to see — despite its many flaws.

At $ 249, it's a substantial price jump from Pebble's original smartwatch, which retails for $ 150.

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If we had «jumped the gun» by attempting to sell short the market prior to our setups trading through their exact trigger prices, it would have resulted in substantial losses over the past few days.

I think we can expect a coming substantial jump in traffic fatalities, although it often takes several months for the changes in gas prices and the economy to change driving practices.

Stepping up to SE trim looks like a substantial jump in price, but we think that all the extra kit it brings makes it worth doing.

Price was up to $ 3,195 — a pretty substantial jump from the 1942 price of $ 2,435 considering it was practically the same vehPrice was up to $ 3,195 — a pretty substantial jump from the 1942 price of $ 2,435 considering it was practically the same vehprice of $ 2,435 considering it was practically the same vehicle.

The Sport limited edition model sports a substantial price boost over the standard model, but for the price increase is a design by an exclusive customization team at Audi, the particulars of which we have showcased in a gallery after the jump.

Sales of the all - electric Nissan LEAF jumped 423.5 percent to 1,937, spurred by the move of vehicle assembly to Nissan's vehicle and battery assembly facilities in Smyrna, Tenn., as well as a substantial price repositioning to include a wider range of trim levels and added value.

With the world country deprived most of its known reserves of a substantial new supply, oil prices would jump, let's say, fivefold.

Of the 135 metropolitan statistical areas reporting for the first quarter of this year, the most substantial price increase was in Champaign, Ill., where the median price of an existing home jumped 18.4 percent to $ 90,600 from the first - quarter 1997 median price of $ 76,500.

For example, in late 2011, prices in Atlanta dropped sharply because of a substantial jump in REO sales, and it is possible that we will see similar, temporary price declines in other markets as subsiding waves of foreclosed properties buffet these markets.