Sentence examples for an upswing to from inspiring English sources

It will be asking shareholders at its annual general meeting next month to allow it to raise equity capital, if needed, to take advantage of an upswing to the market, including possible acquisitions.

According to comScore, Bebo's unique U.S. visitors have been in decline the past few months to 5 million in January, whereas AIM Profiles has seen an upswing to 8.5 million.

"It might ultimately be the key component of demand that leads to an upswing," according to the report.

Nationally, home prices appear to be on an upswing according to recent S&P reports but the market has a lot of ground to make up.

To the extent that this is seen as a pivotal test of whether young people will vote, I must admit great skepticism, and find projections of a huge upswing to come exaggerated.

Fishbone released an album and played shows close to the film's release, and while it is enjoying an "upswing," according to Norwood Fisher, a founder of the band, "things are better, but still not easy".

Instead, their business is on an upswing, according to John LaRosa, the author of a report by the Marketdata Enterprises, a research firm.

At the same time, there will always be companies on an upswing, looking to hire people with industry experience and the right set of skills.

Caribbean routes like that between Haiti and the Miami River are currently experiencing an upswing, according to US drug warriors.

Merging in an upswing is easier to do, as rising share prices allow bidders to finance deals with their own paper, and it is also easier to reap rewards when economies are growing.

"New York City," Ms. Damiani said, "is on an upswing with regards to subsidy transparency".