Sentence examples similar to an uptick of between from inspiring English sources

There was an uptick of naturalization applications filed between June, when Trump announced his candidacy, and January, compared with the same period in recent years, according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services data.

Along with the explosion in animal imagery there has been an uptick of interest within academia, spurred by the growing field of animal studies, in the relations and interactions between humans and animals.

The polls show that Mr. Street has also had an uptick of support among whites.

I mention that I've noticed an uptick of younger online abusers.

Although portraiture is an established tradition, there's been an uptick of interest in recent years.

Google reports an uptick of 1percentt for women.

Eastern Congo has recently been hit by an uptick in clashes between government and rebel forces.

There was also an uptick in fighting between various ethnic groups.

And then we saw a little bit of an uptick in terms of the volume that went to brokers.

But in recent days, there has been an uptick in criticism of Mr. Bush from those quarters, underscoring strains between him and the Republican base that has so faithfully defended him in the past.

A few stores reported an uptick in sales — of cocooning items, in particular.