Sentence examples for a slightly uptick from inspiring English sources

Among other Broadway shows, the musical "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" registered a slightly uptick at the box office compared to the previous week, grossing a relatively weak $654,748; its ticket sales had been sliding through September.

Investors are struggling with low alternative yields and for the first time in four years are seeing earnings rise due to a marginal uptick in GDP, a slightly improved foreign earnings outlook, and a modestly weaker dollar.

Of those people remaining in the labor force, a slightly larger portion are unable to find work — hence the uptick in the unemployment rate.

Here in the U.S., we saw an uptick in manufacturing growth in March, although at a slightly slower pace than in the previous month.

At a similar uptick or slightly lower pace of growth, Gainsight would already be valued at more than $600 million.

Midwest sales fell slightly, and there was a small uptick in the Northeast.

The currency reached a historic low of 19.10 pesos last Thursday and, although it has recuperated slightly following an uptick in the oil price and some good news from China, most observers expect it to remain around that level for the next week.

And how did a rise become an uptick?

Looked at this way, tornado damages have actually decreased slightly since the 1950s, albeit with a huge uptick in 2011, a year that saw six EF5 tornadoes in Missouri, Oklahoma, Alabama, and Mississippi.

Total employment has grown very slightly, mostly because of a growth in government jobs and a slight uptick in service industries.

There has been a slight uptick in appreciation award usage from 2016 to 2017, with prevalence increasing slightly to 46percentt in 2017.