Sentence examples for dramatic upturn from inspiring English sources
Wales's dramatic upturn has certainly focused English minds.
Apart from the kudos, the winner can expect a dramatic upturn in sales.
"This is probably the longest sustained, dramatic upturn in price not followed by a dramatic upturn in investment," said Joseph A. Stanislaw, president of Cambridge Energy Research Associates, a research firm in Cambridge, Mass.
"You will see a dramatic upturn next year" in divorces on Long Island, Mr. Schlissel predicted, adding that the increase stems from the slowdown in the economy.
He has already missed the Masters, will miss next week's US Open and will have to produce a dramatic upturn in form to qualify for the season-ending USPGA Championship.
The news of Andraschek's dramatic upturn in fortunes came as human rights activists organised a wave of protests worldwide against a new Hungarian law that bans sleeping rough, in a country that has 30,000 homeless people.
But, unlike the rapid and dramatic way technology upturned the music industry and journalism, I think that, apart from some changes (such as flipped classrooms), it is only in retrospect that we will recognize the disruption of the entire higher education system.
Most non-professional models might have shown an iota of nerves for such an occasion, but not Wurst who looked pretty much magnificent; that steely, intense facial expression; those dramatic hand gestures; palms regally upturned and have you ever seen such masterfully defined eyebrows?
Within a generation, revolutions in Europe and America offered social expression of this literary precept, and a dramatic tradition dominant for 22 centuries was upturned.
There is an upturn, but the upturn is not dramatic".
