Sentence examples for going to upturn from inspiring English sources

Was revolution from below going to upturn the old order?

"Everyone thought the club was going to have an upturn and lift because new owners came and so did new finance.

"Now the government is pushing tenant management and grassroots involvement, it looks as if there is going to be an upturn," he says.

There is simply not going to be any upturn in ad revenues, or there certainly won't be until the whole British television industry sits around a table and fully examines all the implications of CRR.

Ahmed: I tend to think the economy as a whole is probably not going to see an upturn before the fourth quarter.

When the consumer durables market does recover, it's going to take a "vicious upturn," resulting in a V-shaped turnaround, according to Baugh.

"We have some great role models now and we are going to take advantage of the upturn in participation," said Hay.

2018 is going to be a slow but steady upturning of an old patriarchal order to make room for newer, better, stronger, fairer, more comprehensive leadership.

"One has to hope that the upturn in business confidence is going to be reflected in these numbers as well," said Robert V. DiClemente, chief United States economist at Citigroup.

But if there is no sign of a significant upturn by this fall, voters are going to be asking tough questions about what their elected officials have been doing to make things better.

"We're at a very early stage of the upturn, and I think it's going to gradually build steam," said David Huether, chief economist of the National Association of Manufacturers.