Sentence examples for obvious upturn from inspiring English sources
There is an obvious upturn just below Tao when the cooling rate reaches 0.3 K/s.
Even so, unlike the drop in 2009 after the financial crisis, the latest slowdown is driven by internal factors.The Kremlin cannot just wait for a global upturn and no obvious fixes are to hand at home.
Aside from the obvious question of whether the upturn will happen in this millennium, what if some emergency expense pops up when the market is at its most volatile?
Oliver Courtney, senior campaigner at Global Witness, said: "There can be few starker or more obvious symptoms of the global environmental crisis than a dramatic upturn in killings of ordinary people defending rights to their environment and livelihoods from corporate and state abuse.
Yet amid all these signs of a belated upturn, as the Markit index cruelly revealed, there was one obvious and awkward weak link: France, the euro zone's second-biggest economy.After two flat years, French growth came to a new standstill in the first quarter.
The answer is obvious to everyone at Brackley, the Northamptonshire club who are enjoying a radical upturn in results on all fronts this season.
Ms. Traxler said that she was already seeing the effects of the Boeing layoffs -- which are expected to claim 20,000 jobs or more in the Seattle area -- and that if there was any upturn at Microsoft, it was not offsetting the other bad economic news in any obvious way.
But, at the obvious risk of oversimplification, the lives of average Chinese citizens continue to improve fast enough that they see no reason to upturn the system.
Managing in an upturn is relatively easy.
