Sentence examples for early upswing from inspiring English sources

Pressures mount, and it may become ever harder not to cross the line into the abuse of a hitherto well-deserved pre-eminence.Part of what makes Amazon remarkable is that it has managed to keep itself in something like the early upswing of this trajectory for a peculiarly long time.

Integration of real-time surveillance data with mathematical models is paramount to detect early upswings in illness activity heralding an epidemic peak and to enable public health to optimize the community benefits from proposed interventions before that occurs.

5. What has predominantly propelled profits this time is not a faster than normal rate of growth, but the longer expansion 19 quarters so far versus the average 15 for the last eight growth periods, although three earlier upswings lasted longer.

The exception was a slightly slower-than-normal summer, but it came after a slightly better bonus season earlier in the year, and there are now reports of a more typical post-Labor Day upswing.

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With every teeter comes an upswing.

First, though Blair and Brown had tough choices to make on the economy early on, the upswing was on the way.

In the early stages of the upswing most people were relieved that unemployment did not rise as much as some of the more alarmist commentators predicted.

The septuagenarian's bipolar relationship with the media started on the upswing with his early ridicule of Cruz (though now Cruz wears "wackobird" as a badge of honor).

When Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton fought for universal coverage, Mr. McDermott said, the economy was on an upswing, in the early stages of a 10-year economic expansion, which proved to be the longest in American history.

Hip and knee replacements are the most common "replacement" procedures that take place, accounting for one million operations each year in the US, according to Deloitte, a figure that will grow to 3.5 million by 2035 as our population grows, stays alive for longer, and includes more people who were much more active in their earlier years in a wider upswing for fitness.