Sentence examples for new upswing from inspiring English sources
In the current crisis, however, monetary policy pre-empted the creative destruction that could have formed the basis for a new upswing in growth.
Early Verdi operas, both beloved and excoriated for their blunt language and tough-guy exteriors, may be on a new upswing.
The crisis of 1873 led to a wave of financial and industrial bankruptcies; recovery started in 1877, when iron production ceased to fall, and by 1880 a new upswing was under way.
After a period of much slower expansion came the inevitable decline only to be followed by a wave of fresh innovations which destroyed the old way of doing things and created the conditions for a new upswing.
Whilst it is useful to think in terms of techno-economic paradigms to understand the uneven process of technological and social advancement, the main reason for the crisis and the main requirement for a new upswing are both socio-political rather than technological in nature.
While established players such as Oracle, I2 and Siebel will participate in the next upswing, newer companies such as Agile Software, that help customers take advantage of their existing database infrastructure, are better positioned.
While such established players as Oracle, I2 and Siebel will participate in the next upswing, newer companies, such as Agile Software, that help customers take advantage of their existing database infrastructure are better positioned.
With Reno on an upswing, new residents and new businesses moving in, and many residents familiar with the Mapes only as the old boarded-up building too tall for its neighbors, the nostalgia for the hotel is not as great as the die-hard fans think, Mr. Reed said.
The company has benefited from an upswing in new home construction.
Eastern England saw a 70% upswing in new registrations, while Northern Ireland saw a 42% increase.
Retail sales, industrial production and factory orders are on the upswing, and new claims for unemployment benefits are trending downward.
