Sentence examples for a major upturn from inspiring English sources

"They seem to be on the verge of a major upturn for the next two to five years," Mr. Conreur said, "because phone companies are finally investing money to attract customers by wireless communications".

Insiders say there is no realistic hope of a major upturn in form this season with Head's consultancy aimed at making sure the team make the right decisions and properly understand where the have gone wrong.

This is not to say there aren't a few victories: A major upturn is Mozambique, which in 2015 adopted a new legal code that that definitively defends same-sex behavior (it was ambiguous before).

In 1993, following a major upturn in international markets, the price local sawmillers had to pay for their logs soared.

If this is a major upturning point for the housing market, it is still sociologically opaque.

A major economic upturn is not part of mainstream, short-term forecasts.

"Indeed, a number of members commented that it was possible that some easing of geopolitical tensions would not lead to a major near-term upturn in business confidence," the committee reported, adding that economic growth could turn out to be either much higher or much lower than expected.

"It ended with a quiet upturn: a major chord, hopeful and serene".

Leyton Orient boss Russell Slade says Kevin Lisbie's return from his injury lay-off has been a major factor in their recent upturn in form.

What would produce such a shift in the overall partisan environment is unclear, but a substantial economic upturn or downturn, a major foreign policy success or failure, a significant gap in turnout among Democratic and Republican voters, a partisan row in Congress like last year's debt ceiling debate or a major scandal involving Mr. Obama or Mr. Romney are all possibilities.

UPTURN (Umbrella Proposal for Telematics for Users and Research Networks) a major pan-European project in the National Information Infrastructure NIII) vein.