Sentence examples for of upturn from inspiring English sources

And there have been few signs of upturn since February.

But most Washington observers seem to be betting on the kind of upturn that's more evident to voters.

But this pace of upturn is unsustainable and the upshot for the government – the current administration and whoever gets in next May – is a £20bn black hole in the public finances, according to a report in Friday's Financial Times.

At present we are in a period of upturn.

Harlan Yu is the executive director of Upturn and one of the primary authors of the Police Body-Worn Cameras Police Body-Worn.

"This would signal the start of an upturn of the fortune of golden eagles in these areas".

Nigel Pearson's Leicester have taken only two points from the last 33 on offer to drop to the bottom of the table but the boss is confident of an upturn of fortunes.

Rachael Unsworth remains sceptical about the idea of an upturn of prices: but that's not the point.

King's remarks, to the cross-party Treasury select committee of MPs, came amid fresh evidence of the fragility of the upturn.

On the basis of data concerning employment in the first 2 months of 2015, the Italian Government spoke of clear signals of an upturn in economy.

The other is sombre, focusing on the weakness of that upturn, the onset of disturbingly low inflation and the continuing fragility of over-indebted economies and their banks.