Sentence examples for dramatic uptick from inspiring English sources

Yet we have seen no dramatic uptick in lending or in economic activity.

Since Donald Trump won the Presidential election, there has been a dramatic uptick in incidents of racist and xenophobic harassment across the country.

The campaign appeared to work: the Australian Electoral Commission announced there'd been a dramatic uptick in new enrollments, nearly a hundred thousand, before the roll closed.

The facts of climate change are straightforward: there's been a warming surge over the past hundred years, with a dramatic uptick in this new century.

A recent paper by a team of economists, citing a dramatic uptick in heroin overdoses since 2010, is titled "How the Reformulation of OxyContin Ignited the Heroin Epidemic".

Scot Horst, the senior vice president for LEED at the U.S. Green Building Council, the Washington-based group that administers the certification program, cited a "dramatic uptick" in international interest.

The S.E.C. called it a "drastic" uptick in trading.

While the rise in hate crimes motivated by religion was the most dramatic, the Home Office also recorded significant upticks in crimes motivated by bias involving gender identity, disability and sexual orientation.

Looking at either Statcounter or Net Applications, you can see a fairly dramatic downward trend in the Windows stock browser and an uptick in usage from the Mozilla and Google browsers.

Already, there's been a dramatic spike in engineering talent moving to Canada, with a 40percentt uptick in 2017.

(There does seem to have been a recent uptick in homicides in American cities, but it is only a blip on the much larger picture of a dramatic fall).