Sentence examples for considerable upturn from inspiring English sources
However, the most considerable upturn was a secondary introduction from Turkey to Hungary during the 16th century [ 34].
Opinion polls prior to the election had pointed to the FPÖ obtaining 15-20% of the vote, but the gains recorded by the BZÖ came as something of a surprise.The governor of Carinthia and former FPÖ leader, Jörg Haider, can claim considerable credit for the upturn in the BZÖ's fortunes.
"There is a considerable uncertainty about the strength of the upturn," he said.
He noted that Niger has experienced considerable economic improvements over the last few years and an upturn in good-governance indicators.
"The timing and strength of an upturn in the expansion," the minutes said, "remained subject to considerable uncertainty".
And although the issue is still subject to considerable debate among economists, Fed officials have become increasingly convinced that the technology-driven upturn in the growth rate of productivity -- the most important measure of efficiency and a critical indicator of long-term economic potential -- is likely to continue for some time.
A modest upturn in the major developed economies flagged last week by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development should be a considerable relief for Western countries still struggling to run down huge debts.
Managing in an upturn is relatively easy.
There is an upturn, but the upturn is not dramatic".
