Sentence examples for a sharp upswing from inspiring English sources

His career took a sharp upswing in the late 1960's.

She has become, in the centerpiece 9 p.m. hour, the star attraction for the channel, and the results of late have been on a sharp upswing.

That has led to a sharp upswing in the assets in bank checking accounts, to $2.4 trillion at the end of last year from $2.1 trillion at the end of 2009.

And he expects more of the same in 2005.These hopes for a sharp upswing are based on the belief that the economy will regain the ground that it is now losing while operating below capacity.

According to one 2006 study**, by Dirk Krueger of the University of Pennsylvania and Fabrizio Perri of New York University, consumption inequality has barely budged for several decades, despite a sharp upswing in income inequality.But consumption numbers, too, conceal as much as they illuminate.

The ε″ for the former increased slightly with increasing temperature, whereas that for the latter showed a gradual increase up to 50°C followed by a sharp upswing with further increase in temperature.

Last summer's sharp upswing screeched to a halt at 965 and then shot downward like a 100-mile-per-hour squash ball.

The sharp upswing in fighting in Syria is a cause for alarm, particularly in neighbouring Turkey, which has cause to worry about the increasing militarization of Kurdish areas, as the YPG struggles to fight an emboldened Isis.

Children's sedentary habits no doubt have contributed greatly to the sharp upswing in childhood obesity, but eating super-size portions of unhealthy foods is an equal contributor.

The Senate shows, however, that the sharp upswing in polarization we see today is largely the product of natural voting patterns.

Investors swarmed to coal stocks, but even after the sharp upswing, the combined market capitalization of the three biggest public companies is just under $5 billion, compared with $300 billion for Exxon Mobil.