Sentence examples for Sharp upturn from inspiring English sources

The Fiery-tailed Awlbill resembles the mangos (Anthracothorax), but has a distinctive sharp upturn at the tip of its bill.

But the lack of a sharp upturn means such partial recompense has not been forthcoming this time round.

Mr. Stamatiadis said this contributed to a sharp upturn in the region's high-end real estate market.

"Our operations in Iraq and Afghanistan have, and will, produce a sharp upturn in such psychiatric casualties.

The latest statistics released by the California Department of Public Health show a sharp upturn in the number of heroin overdose deaths across the state since 2012.

And there has been a quite a sharp upturn in output so it caught a few suppliers a bit cold".

The goals of both monetary and fiscal policies would be to prevent private capitalism's instability (its recurring swings between sharp upturns and downturns), or at least to ensure the downturns were short and shallow (unlike the long and deep 1930s Great Depression that inspired Keynes's work).

Though volatility and leverage make for a higher profit potential, even veteran investors with nerves of steel might have trouble keeping calm during the sharp upturns and downturns of the market.

Yesterdays selling pressure was a natural turn of the cycle of the market, in which sharp upturns are corrected when investors seize on the opportunity to realize short-term gains.

But while the commercial real estate market is stable, home sales have surged in a wave of price increases and bidding wars that brokers say reflect the sharpest upturn in memory.

The first three months of the year showed the sharpest upturn since the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA) began collecting Bellwether data, with a net balance of 20% of companies registering an increase, up sharply from the final quarter of 2013, when the increase was 11%.