Sentence examples for a significant uptick from inspiring English sources

Already, the college reports a significant uptick in contributions, although there's also been a slight dip in enrollment.

When the subjects were actively engaged with Facebook, their physiological response measured a significant uptick in happiness.

Richard Kaye, a vice-president of Hilco, says there has been a "significant uptick" in its bankruptcy business.

But some traditional Dominican communities, male and female, are seeing a significant uptick in their applications from younger people.

His campaign meanwhile announced it had raised $5m in January, a significant uptick in its fund-raising efforts.

His success has meant a significant uptick in professional obligations, creating painful disruptions that are hard to talk about.

Steven D. Austin, chief marketing officer of Zacks Investment Research in Chicago, said he had recently seen a significant uptick in unusual job hunting tactics.

Even the Rasmussen tracking poll, which is generally considered to lean to the Republicans, has shown a significant uptick in the President's numbers.

In the Garner case, the public stakes are high: last year saw a significant uptick in police killings nationwide, and widespread protests of police violence against African-Americans.

"It's lucrative — getting executives primed to go," said Mike Ferrari, director of merchandising at Barnes & Noble, who has seen a significant uptick in sales of CD language guides.

The current prime minister Julia Gillard, also of Labor, succeeded Mr. Rudd and inherited from him a significant uptick in the number of boat arrivals.