Ramp used in a sentence

Ramp in a sentence as a noun

You hired a bright kid a week ago, but he's going to need time to ramp up.

I can't wait to move there!I'm quite certain that Elon plans to have a massive ramp-up in trips to Mars over the next 5 years.

The only way you get those is through a rock solid codebase that's so boring you can ramp up the new guy in two days.

Thus in order to earn the high pay you must work long hours, and you must work many productive hours on top of a base of ramping-up hours.

The bill finally showed up right before the summer break, meaning I could ramp up my work hours and work weekends and nights on a second job.

It's an incredibly complex job to schedule power station ramp-ups and ramp-downs while still balancing the load, but for the most part it's handled by the NEM.

Ramp in a sentence as a verb

Most modern MacBook Pros actually have the ability to ramp up the CPU's draw when on AC power so high that even when plugged in, they will cause battery drain.

And possibly because the regulations around commercial DNA testing is out of date, maybe, but it is what it is.>Last spring 23andMe began to ramp up the marketing efforts behind its DNA kits.

So I found a way to stop the game from loading anything other than level data and I could briefly see a strange silver ramp level with blue skies, but I would fall and die immediately.

If HP and Hynix are not ramping to high volume, it's because they are not ready, not some stupid conspiracy theory that they want to stagnate the development of cloud-buzzword "technology".

I'm an expert in my field, I have a PhD in it, if someone asked me to do machine learning or data mining or image processing, it would be a huge ramp up time for me, say about 2 or 3 years to get to the point of expertise I have in my current field.