Sentence examples for its upswing from inspiring English sources
The victory ensured Dallas its first winning season since 1998 and continued its upswing under Coach Bill Parcells from three consecutive 5-11 seasons.
Conversely, if the league continues its upswing, its revenue streams are growing as the union has claimed they will and fewer teams are in the red, then the deal could proceed for its duration with the soft cap.
"Despite recessionary trends in Europe and rising uncertainty as a consequence of the debt crisis, Germans feel that the national economy is continuing its upswing," GfK said in a statement.
Today, the startup looks to continue its upswing by hiring Peter Hershberg to become the new acting president.
Adding to this, the food price has exhibited higher volatility over the years with its upswing to be relatively steeper despite various policy mechanisms such as price controls and subsidies in place.
Mt.Gox has yet to relax its restrictions, but confidence has been expressed in its solvency, which could have factored in its upswing.
Generally speaking, its pretty clear its on the upswing, but its hard to gauge how big of an upswing because in a lot of cases it seems companies are paying the money, said Robert Richardson, editorial director of the Computer Security Institute, an organization in San Francisco that trains computer security professionals.
Nothing more than the crunch of gears as the present cycle came to the end of its easy upswing phase and dropped a cog ready for its plodding second phase.Same old cycle, just fasterFor two centuries, each new surge of economic activity has come in three distinct phases.
Skip the coda to this movie, with its tiny upswing of hope, and remember the days at the tables, as dim and endless as nights, and the click of the dialogue.
There was the long shot of Joan and the four other (surviving) Sterling Cooper Draper partners, perfectly spaced across the screen before a bank of windows as they surveyed the new office space the firm was about to move into, symbolic of its recent upswing.
But for those who witnessed the end of the millennium, with its global upswing of fundamentalism, culture wars pitting art against political-religious forces, and art students devouring works by avant-theorists like Paul Virilio, a practicing Christian, the 20th century hardly felt secular.
