Sentence examples for latest upswing from inspiring English sources

The show's latest upswing, after several so-so seasons, began last season during its 25th anniversary.

First, he says, if you take an even longer view, over the last 30 years, the latest upswing in rates seems even less significant.

This latest upswing in themarket for impressionist and modernist works simply represents a more cautious investment in art's bluechip stocks and given the limited supply, we'll no doubt see a new sale record very soon.

Even for the hardened residents of the capital, long accustomed to the intrusion of violence into everyday life, the latest upswing in attacks has been disorienting, altering life and routines in a manner that has cast a pall of fear over this city.

An example of the performance issue can also be found in dbs Bank's latest Upswing fund.

Its shares have led the price of silver on the latest upswing, gaining 40% in just over two months' time.

Leno's recent upswing has engendered better press notices.

The documentary was part of a welcome late-career upswing, during which she championed rising talents such as Billy Eichner and shared turf with her protégées Kathy Griffin and Sarah Silverman.

The latest ill-explained upswing of the government's yellow-orange yo-yo of terror warnings showed just how much uncertainty and suspicion have become constants in the political and civic culture here -- and how much worse things may yet get before they get better.

If the Giants win the Super Bowl because of, and not in spite of, Eli Manning, and if Manning continues to play for most of the rest of his career in a manner similar to how he's been playing of late; if this upswing is what the future holds for Eli Manning, then yes, barring major injury, I would have to say that Manning should be enshrined in Canton.

Aging nets may also be the reason that Rwanda, another front-runner in terms of bed net coverage, saw an upswing late in 2008 and 2009, after a period of dramatic success.