Sentence examples for clear upswing from inspiring English sources

He prefers to delay until the economy is in a clear upswing.

Bankers still struggling with declining collateral values on their commercial real estate loans and tougher scrutiny from examiners aren't going to risk hits to their capital by lending to weak firms until the economy is in a clear upswing, says James Whitney, of Conway MacKenzie, a Birmingham, Mich.

The term has been on a clear upswing since the late 1880s.

Generally speaking, its pretty clear its on the upswing, but its hard to gauge how big of an upswing because in a lot of cases it seems companies are paying the money, said Robert Richardson, editorial director of the Computer Security Institute, an organization in San Francisco that trains computer security professionals.

If some variation of housing finance reform does go through, especially at a time when Fannie and Freddie are on the upswing, what is clear is that it will have far-reaching implications on both the securities market and the real estate industry.

"Once the economy does recover," he said, "we believe that Samsung is in a clear position to benefit from future upswings".

And yet, the mayors — Democrats and Republicans — wanted to be clear about one thing: this ever so slight upswing in their cities has zero to do with Congress.

"It's not clear to me whether it's a permanent upswing from here, as I think many of the banks are saying, or whether it's the eye of the hurricane," he said.

The big upswing in commercial insurance prices has been clear since the terror attacks, when the industry lost $50 billion.

And as Lustig lucidly wrote in "Fat Chance," his compelling 2012 book that looked at the causes of our diet-induced health crisis, it's become clear that obesity itself is not the cause of our dramatic upswing in chronic disease.

The evidence is clear, after five years of decline the UK economy is back on the upswing.