Sentence examples for a large upswing from inspiring English sources

Although difficult to demonstrate the causal linkages, this scenario suggests that the economic crisis, which originated in the financial sector, may have contributed to a large upswing of HIV in a vulnerable population, making conditions among PWID even more tenuous and, simultaneously, leading to fewer resources dedicated to harm prevention.

This large upswing is linked to a jump in accidental drug overdoses, particularly among 45- to 54-year-olds.

This means that while New York had a large population upswing (495,000 people), that growth represented only 2.7% of the overall population.

Whether you look at options on the tech-driven Nasdaq 100 index or options on individual stocks among bottom-tier S & P 500 members–a representative sample of the Old Economy you find a large, unprecedented upswing in what the market expects for price volatility.

But Professor Emanuel writes: "The large upswing in the last decade is unprecedented, and probably reflects the effect of global warming".

The women's game is still enjoying a big upswing.

"We don't expect a big upswing in sales," said Tom Henderson, a spokesman for General Motors.

Of course, knowing that he would average 22.1 per during his junior year and dominate March Madness as a senior makes the improvement seem part of a larger, long upswing.

Doctors Without Borders is researching anti-venoms in the Central African Republic and has seen large upswings in treatment there, as well as in Ethiopia and South Sudan.

But those smallish films that could be helped (An Education, Precious, The Last Station) each received relatively large upswings at least in terms of pure weekend-to-weekend percentage changes.

The concentration on environmental concerns also influenced the economy, with the renewable-energy sector showing the largest upswing.