Sentence examples for by a corresponding uptick from inspiring English sources

Other people's Legos!" But the precipitous rise in Children's Museums has been accompanied by a corresponding uptick in a devastating new medical pathology, known as Daddy Dropsy.

But a recent cable series devoted to the claim that human antiquity is filled with evidence of the visits of extraterrestrial aliens has been wildly popular during the last couple of years, and I expect to see a corresponding uptick in student interest in and acceptance of that idea.

However, this has not been matched by a corresponding increase in the number of prison officers.

But their success need not be accompanied by a corresponding American Nightmare.

But the Polish embassy is troubled by a recent uptick in violence against Poles.

Earlier this year, he put out a study showing that 10 of 11 postwar recessions in the United States were preceded by a sharp uptick in the price of petroleum.

In mountainous settings, increases in rock uplift are often followed by a commensurate uptick in denudation as rivers incise and steepen hillslopes, making them increasingly prone to landsliding as slope angles approach a limiting value.

Handheld computing vendors are gearing up for what they hope will be a holiday season marked by a small uptick in sales.

Workfit's announcement is underscored by a general uptick in activity around conversational AI for enterprise.

Kaplan says the change was driven by a noticeable uptick in sales of "natural" products, in conjunction with a company-wide policy of continuously improving the sustainability of its products and operations.

The pieces employ mediums familiar from the past couple of decades of shows of institutionally favored contemporary art — installations, text pieces, photography, a great many videos — but reveal an uptick in the fortunes of expressive painting and a corresponding sag in those of starchy Conceptualism.