Sentence examples for a small uptick from inspiring English sources

On the retail side, things have stabilized; we're seeing a small uptick in leasing activity.

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

There was a small uptick in factory output in 2013 and 2014 but that has now gone into reverse.

The latest unemployment report offered a mixed bag on the economy with stronger than expected job growth combined with a small uptick in the jobless rate.

Yet music executives, accustomed to the industry's downward sales slope over the last decade, were cautious about interpreting last year's gains as representing more than a small uptick.

"When there is a small uptick in crime, it tends to look more prominent because the base level is so low," Mayor Alex Knopp said.

Moving back up the market to the midcaps, there was a small uptick for media group Chrysalis, which recently announced the sale of its radio arm.

And even a small uptick in the unemployment rate would allow the G.O.P. candidate to argue that Obama's "Morning in Americia" rhetoric is massively overblown.

Nationwide, there was a small uptick in violent crime last year, with murder rates going up in some of the largest cities.

A smaller uptick in the early 2000s also followed liberalising measures, enacted a decade before to stave off hyperinflation.

Whites, meanwhile, were arrested for misdemeanors just 29,000 times last year, a smaller uptick from the nearly 22,000 such arrests in 1990.