Sentence examples for moderate uptick from inspiring English sources
"If there is a moderate uptick in the likelihood of a shark falling on you in North Dakota — and I am not yet convinced that there will be — remember that it will also be good for the soybeans".
The news disappointed analysts who had expected a moderate uptick, and shares fell $3.42, or 6.3%, to $50.68.
And yet, the modest adjustments made to U.S. payroll taxes, an uptick of 2percentthatat returns the rate to 2010 levels, could have more than a moderate impact on what people donate to nonprofits.
Hydrofracking is a consumptive use of water, and the disposal of that water deep underground has been linked to an uptick in small to moderate earthquakes.‡ To truly compare the emissions from burning natural gas to other solutions, one must accurately account for CO2 gas that is inadvertently released to the atmosphere in the production process.
But the NPD remains a fringe group, and hasn't seen enjoyed the same uptick in popularity that its more moderate cousin, the AfD saw in recent regional elections.
I do not see an uptick in revenues either, but I do believe that the revenues will moderate somewhat higher.
But France registered a surprise uptick in growth and the Italian economy shrank less than expected, moderating the pace of decline across the region.
Since then, real income growth has moderated, with growth rates of 6% in the 1970s and 1980s, before a brief uptick to 10% in the 1990s.
Why the predicted uptick?
Two events prompted an uptick.
