Sentence examples for a small upturn from inspiring English sources

The euro zone officially exited recession in the second quarter with a small upturn.

A small upturn in the economy would put the business 'back on the straight and narrow'.

A demand for change, coupled with a natural political cycle that moves priorities from policy development to delivery during the course of a parliament, is now being reflected in a small upturn in public spending on consulting services.

Estimated incidence of those cancers began to rise at about 30 34 years of age, reaching a peak in women aged 40s to early 50s and then fell progressively, with a small upturn in incidence of cervical cancer in women in their 80s.

And those that survive may not all be hard up: falling beer sales have been offset by a big increase in wine drinking since the 1970s, and an advertising push in the 1990s caused a smaller upturn in the market for cider.Above all, Britons are drinking more.

However, after the first inoculation the shedding persisted at levels of approximately 105 cfu/g for 7 days (even with a small initial upturn) whereas after re-inoculation the numbers shed declined more rapidly and within 3 days reached levels of approximately 104 cfu/g.

Duncan Irvine, head of corporate banking at Barclays Scotland, said: "The old and new guard of Scottish heavy industry - engineering and petrochemicals - both posted small upturns, however performance across the board is disappointingly muted.

Indeed, preliminary figures for 2001 indicate a small but significant upturn in Regular Resources from Governments.

In the SAXS study, it was observed that the un-plasticized Co2+ ionomer showed a strong small angle upturn and a very broad SAXS peak, indicating that the ionomer phase was compositionally heterogeneous.

Police body cameras and bystanders' videos also have helped bring cases, but even with the upturn, only a small percentage of police killings result in charges, lawyers and analysts say.

Sketch a small mouth, with the lips slightly upturned in concentration.