Sentence examples for a small uptick from from inspiring English sources

The latter shows only a small uptick from the depth of the recession.

It's a small uptick from 2015 by about 1 percent but the advocacy group says that's not enough.

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

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.

The proof is in the pudding, so to speak: Salmonella infections reportedly dropped 14percentt in the first year after New York instituted the new system, though a small uptick followed from there.

It's a very small uptick from a similar question Fox News asked last year, which found 50percentt support.

Ron Mael: Sparks Once upon a time, I would participate in these year-end musical suggestion charades in the hope that an under-appreciated artist might have a small uptick in sales from my humble suggestion.

But in the longer historical perspective, this is just a small uptick in what's been, from my reading, a fairly homoerotic history of the Catholic priesthood back to the early middle ages.

Via Brad DeLong, I see that Tyler Cowen has decided that a small uptick in Irish GDP and a decline in interest rates from nosebleed levels to levels that only signal a significant default somehow refutes Keynesian economics.

In the past 12 months Americans gabbed on their phones for 2.2 trillion minutes, a 3% increase from the prior year (due to a small uptick in mobile users).

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