Sentence examples similar to experience a modest uptick from inspiring English sources

Another notable development in bank deals, at least in our anecdotal experience, was a modest uptick in auctions versus transactions negotiated with a single buyer.

"To have a modest uptick in the level of disclosure is not much of an improvement".

(Btw, taxes would remain low or non-existent on the poor and unemployed. Those who would see a modest uptick would be the overwhelmingly employed).

That could have left the companies without enough workers to deal with even a modest uptick in business.

There's been a "modest" uptick in the number of teens who get jobs in the arts, entertainment and recreation.

That, as well as a modest uptick in the number of complaints about E-ZPass, the electronic toll collection system.

"We're in a modest uptick," he explained, "but we're at the very beginning of it".

But immigration advocates say there's been only a modest uptick in TPS families taking such steps.

Citigroup, which has a much smaller business, has set aside about $1 billion to cover loan repurchases and expects only a modest uptick in servicing costs.

The company's markets division, which suffered the worst of the recession as the hard-hit financial sector shed jobs, had a modest uptick during the third quarter.

While many loans were to overseas borrowers and foreign banks, there has been a modest uptick in corporate lending, according to recent reports.