Sentence examples for marked upturn in from inspiring English sources
Low inflation is also likely to keep wage reviews down in coming months, suggesting there is little scope for any imminent marked upturn in pay growth.
Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said he thought the chancellor "can say that the first phase of Help to Buy has had some success", but that he was "pretty sure that given the marked upturn in the housing market, developers would have seen an increase in demand anyway".
Live, though, their many big-name vocalists – Tempa T, Plan B – are relegated to a video screen, unwisely playing second fiddle, and it's no coincidence that a parade of lesser-known guests towards the close provides a marked upturn in quality.
The team saw a marked upturn in form, with Robert Kubica giving the team their first victory in the 2008 Canadian Grand Prix.
The team have a major upgrade to their car planned for next month's Spanish Grand Prix, which they hope will produce a marked upturn in form.
The team have generally been midfield runners but this year has seen a marked upturn in form, with the cars regularly qualifying in the top 10 and contending for points.
The success of "Inside Man," in 2006, marked an upturn in his fortunes.
The formation of the Wilhelm Furtwängler Society, modelled on its equally reverential but much more fanatical - and still existing - American equivalent, marked a significant upturn in the conductor's wider reputation.
Endorsement (in the form of renewed funding) from bodies such as the NSF would mark a significant upturn in the fortunes of the rain-makers.
The decision marks a dramatic upturn in fortune for Crystal City, which lost thousands of jobs when military agencies and defense contractors departed in the Pentagon's Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission BRACC) process, beginning in 2005.
The UN's softened stance, doubtless made easier by the lifting of sponsor suspensions, marks a significant upturn in the fortunes of an athlete whose career was thrown into jeopardy by her admission that she had taken meldonium, a drug that increases blood flow, for a decade.
