Sentence examples for brief upturn from inspiring English sources
FOR over a decade, Japan's distressed economy has stumbled from one brief upturn to another.
In the near term, he said, the weakness in the job market could provide a brief upturn to the euro zone economy, as companies improve profits by holding the line on costs.
As illustrated in Fig. 2, revenues decreased drastically in the following years and, after a brief upturn, languished at an even lower level until the end of the period of interest.
A brief upturn after the Second World War was not sustained, and the industry had virtually vanished by the end of the 20th century.
This event resulted in a brief upturn in militia support for the British; but the effects were relatively short-lived, with many deserting again in the following days.
He severely restricted alcohol production to try to sober the nation up, quickly causing a brief upturn in Russian men's life expectancy and just as quickly a backlash that ended his political career and brought about the reappearance of Russia's cuddly national mascot, vodka.
The three-year-long economic recession continued through 2003, although the relative quiet of the brief cease-fire helped spark a minor upturn in the summer as Israelis, less concerned for their safety, flocked to the shops.
In situations where lesser performers required several lines of dialogue to accomplish an effect, Sir Alec used his own facial shorthand -- the faint curling of a lip, a seemingly apologetic furrowing of the brow, the quizzical upturn of an eyebrow, a sudden brief smile that could radiate approval or signify chilly disdain.
Of the five, two are extremely unlikely to figure at all due to illness or injury, another has yet to play for the club, a fourth who was recovering from injury was hurt after one brief appearance, and only Haris Vuckic has contributed to the team's recent upturn in form.
