With recent changes in sexual norms, we anticipate an upturn in the annual incidence of cervical cancer in China unless widespread secondary prevention through screening, diagnosis, and treatment of precancerous lesions is implemented.
Soon construction for the 2008 Olympics will also kick in.Even so, Jonathan Anderson, UBS's chief Asia economist, says that he doubts a construction upturn could drive the annual growth of import volumes back to 35-40% and "make China once again the single largest growth driver of Asian (and global) trade and GDP".
AS leading advertising marketers gather for a major annual conference, they remain wary of forecasting when the sputtering economic upturn will finally morph into the strong turnaround they have long expected.
Personal computer sales may have an upturn during the holiday shopping season, according to the Consumer Electronic Association's annual survey of the public's buying plans.
The upturn that followed the recession of the early 1990s has raised Basle's annual sales to well over $150m.Basle remains the world's most prestigious contemporary-art fair, drawing 50,000 visitors, despite competition from similar annual displays in Paris, New York and Chicago.
By 2007, the company hopes to doube its annual revenue to €1 billion.The chances of restoring the shine to these iconic brands depend on a real upturn in the industry.
I don't know if this is because I was worried about the upturn, and started to be still more careful in my eating, or whether this was just my annual summer weight loss kicking in, a bit later than usual.
Even today, the most celebrated watercolour competition, the annual Singer & Friedlander/Sunday Times prize, stipulates that entries should uphold the "finest traditions of British watercolour painting .Upturned boats in estuariesHowever, the rules are bending.
There is an upturn, but the upturn is not dramatic".
