Sentence examples for anticipated upturn from inspiring English sources

C1 New Signs of Weak Economy Reports on retail sales, inflation and consumer confidence suggested that a much anticipated upturn would not materialize until the fall, if then.

Why should it be "curious" that we anticipated an upturn in the market earlier than our competitor did?

Mr. Strube said last year was difficult for the chemical business, but he anticipated an upturn in 2002.

Q. -- The market tends to anticipate an upturn well before it actually happens.

"For those brave enough to anticipate the upturn... the rewards may be substantial," it said.

Q. Do you anticipate an upturn in 2002, as Nokia suggests?

Business at Cessna, which had been anticipating an upturn in orders in 2009, had a steep decline in the third quarter of 2008.

We know from history that stockmarkets tend to anticipate an upturn - indeed I expected such an outcome in my last column of 2008.

While we're unlikely to see a "V" recovery, the market should, as it almost always has in the past, anticipate the upturn in business by four to six months.

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.

They anticipated the volume upturn and have had their run.