The phrase "a big upward" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a significant increase or improvement, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "There was a big upward trend in sales this quarter."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a major rise".
"But with the sales lost last month captured this month, that makes it a wash -- not a big upward trend," Mr. Hill said.
A big upward revision is likely in Japan, again because of new estimates for own-account software.But, according to Nadim Ahmad of the OECD, "the scope for improvement for other countries is generally much less than for the UK".
Whether Mr Murthy can resolve this predicament easily is open to debate.India's stock market, which tends to be an emotional beast, will doubtless give Infosys's share price a big upward push on Monday morning.
However, the report also included a big upward revision to job growth in the private sector in March (to 374,000) and April (to 296,000), suggesting that the reality of the labour market is neither as taut as April's numbers suggest nor as weak as May's imply.
"Or do we squander it on a tax cut for the wealthy, a trillion dollar Social Security privatization plan and an enormous Star Wars defense system?" Mr. Bush's aides said their calculations also suggested a big upward revision in the surplus, but they said they would not offer any new programs or tax cuts.
I remain optimistic for a big upward move ahead.
Years later, when I was walking in Moscow and saw in the distance a big upward-swooping statue with a cosmonaut at the top, and the Russian friend I was with told me it was the Yuri Gagarin monument, I knew for sure that the date on the statue's base would be a date in the spring.
It's like, 'Oh, he's just an introvert.' " Unfairly, women who are too quiet may face a bigger upward battle, she suggested.
Even if the markets do begin to take off again, the Federal Reserve is likely to serve as an impediment to any big upward moves.
At around five minutes, before the coda, he does something extraordinary: a set of big upward arpeggios, bold wipes of sound, weird for the time.
Also, if you look below the headline, this GDP report has been revised up for all the wrong reasons as Personal Consumption has been revised DOWN from 3.2%to3%3% while it was a big $40.4Bn upward revision to inventories (unsold stuff) that more than made up for the difference. .
