Sentence examples for immediate upturn from inspiring English sources
And industry experts say there is no immediate upturn in sight.
And shopkeepers are pessimistic about an immediate upturn in consumer spending, despite a sharp rise in business and investor confidence in recent months.
His body language went down well—"He's like us, eastern, warm .And as some recent Gallup findings show, the change of guard in the White House led to an immediate upturn in attitudes to America's leadership among most Arab Muslims (see chart 1), with the exception of Lebanese and Palestinians.
"We agreed this campaign was executed professionally, objectors were pacified and the National Gallery saw an immediate upturn in traffic, awareness and PR column inches". Music promoter Sam Killcoyne was named best rising star for his Underage club for teenagers, which has since expanded into a festival.
There are concerns that Benítez, who remains the subject of intense hostility from the club's fans given his long-standing ties with Liverpool, has been unable to spark an immediate upturn in the side's form with Chelsea now 10 points behind Manchester United in the title race.
However the former Aston Villa, Celtic, Leicester, Norwich and Wycombe manager did admit that an immediate upturn in form was essential.
Despite his immediate impact on the pitch and the upturn in Reading's form, Friday's off-the-field activities unsettled some of his team-mates.
When Bill Gates pulled on a red and white-striped cord to upturn a bucket of iced water positioned delicately over his head, the most immediate thought for many was not, perhaps, of motor neurone disease.
The more immediate of them is whether the unemployment rate needs to rise substantially above its current level, 3.9percentto to avert an eventual upturn in inflation.
