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Toronto is forcing 8.6 steals per 100 possessions, which ranks eighth in the league; again, a considerable uptick from a season ago in which they ranked 17th in the metric.

Casey's outfit is procuring points from other facets of the game this season, too: Toronto generates 18.2 points off turnovers per 100 possessions, good for seventh best in the league and a considerable uptick from a season ago in which they ranked 14th in the metric.

Last month, they hired a content director from Vice, and there has been a considerable uptick in conventional news stories; the most-read section last month was dominated by coverage of the Paris terror attacks.

Figures from banks and building societies, meanwhile, show a considerable uptick in lending boosted by two government initiatives: Funding for Lending, launched in August 2012 to improve mortgage availability; and the first part of the Help to Buy scheme, offering equity loans on newly built homes, which went live in April.

Bairstow will need a considerable uptick in minutes, though, if he is to prove his worth in Chicago.

Mixpanel saw a considerable uptick in iOS usage in the country begin at that time, but the most growth came from the iPhone 5, not the newer devices.

There was also a considerable uptick in deaths caught on camera via cellphone and police cameras.  .

But that marked a considerable uptick compared to years prior — the U.S. resettled fewer than 2,000 Syrian refugees between 2012 and 2015.

This represents a considerable shift from 40 years ago.

"I think Gutierrez is a major uptick from past management".

That is a slight uptick from 2009, when the over-50 audience bought 19 percent of the total tickets sold.