Sentence examples for minor uptick from inspiring English sources

But Monday's avalanche made Friday's gain look like a minor uptick.

Having read "Uncharted: Big Data as a Lens on Human Culture," a new book by the scientists Erez Aiden and Jean-Baptiste Michel, I am now experiencing a minor uptick in my understanding of this discipline.

Even a minor uptick in turnout for DA races could produce significant results, King maintained.

If opponents of immigration reform got something out of the CBO report, however, it's "a minor downtick in wages" with a minor uptick in unemployment.

The 2014 figures mark a minor uptick from 2013, a year that saw 609,570 people booked on possession charges alone.

She says that downplaying the drug because of its minor uptick in sexually satisfying events discounts the major improvements the drug makes in a woman's real life.

The other big story, again fitting the narrative that the soft patch had passed, was the minor upticks in U.S. and Chinese Manufacturing PMIs.

Police often see an uptick in thefts committed by minors during school breaks, including those in spring and summer, said Sgt. Steve Burdette.

Despite the substantial uptick, the number remained small: just 981.

According to a Hearst executive, the feeling at the corporate level was one of minor disappointment during Ms. Betts's first months, but that has been recently tempered by the uptick in advertising pages.

(*There was a slight uptick in the crime figures in 2011, driven mostly by an increase in minor assaults).