Sentence examples for its upturn from inspiring English sources

Demographic shift is part of London's population story too – both its upturn and the slump that came before.

The City had expected Sainsbury's to reveal further sales declines but its upturn came after Morrisons revealed its first quarterly sales growth in four years last week.

Their view is that so long as there is no violence, and the economy is doing well since its upturn six months ago, they have nothing much to complain about.Malaysia's voters should perhaps take another look round the region, especially at those countries they are quick to dismiss as inferior.

Although the market has managed some gains, particularly in smaller and midsize companies, most of its upturns have been short-lived as investors quickly cashed in profits.

"These elephants began because the Delta Sigma Theta sorority, a black sorority, was having an alumnae gala, and the elephant with its trunk upturned is its mascot," Ms. Chambers said.

France saw its first upturn in business activity since April last year, with growth at its fastest since August 2011.

China maintained its recent upturn in output, though at a slower pace.

Markets are freer than they were, several million jobs have been created and the euro area's natural rate of unemployment seems to have fallen by around a percentage point since its last upturn.

On the commercial side, Spingarn acknowledges that the aerospace business cycle may near the top of its recent upturn.

As Ric Burns's epic history of the Twin Towers explains, it took a French wire-walker, Philippe Petit, to humanise the building with a display of virtuoso courage, signalling an upturn in its status – before its "public death" on 11 September 2001.

"We have 250,000 unique users, and it is a question of how much money we spend on that audience that makes you say 'You can't keep everything.'" Mr Pepper said the parent company was still dedicated to its web operation and management were expecting an upturn in its fortunes.