Sentence examples for big upturn from inspiring English sources

There was a big upturn this weekend".

The coldest winter in 30 years may have affected January's trade numbers; business surveys are now reporting a big upturn in export orders.

The big upturn in construction was credited to builder optimism that the lowest mortgage rates this decade will lead to strong sales.

In contrast, the big upturn in the 1980s lasted for seven years, and real house prices rose by 80%.Two years ago the long boom seemed to be petering out.

Trescothick is proud of his side's ability to compete for trophies across the formats but is also wary of a Bears side who have enjoyed a big upturn in form in the last four weeks.

Leslie says that Due North is hoping the audit function, combined with the 2011 Bribery Act, could produce a big upturn in the sale of e-procurement products across both public and private sectors.

If Friday's jobs report continues to show low unemployment, home loan rates could take an even bigger upturn.

Of course, there isn't a guarantee this will take place over the next year, or two, just 45 years of startlingly similar behavioral patterns that lead almost like clockwork every four or five years to a big chip upturn.

Things got decidedly better, and Unseen Tours played a big part in the upturn.

But an unhedged company would reap a bigger windfall from an upturn in the gold price.

"It is the biggest non-revolutionary upturning of the social order in modern British politics," he said.