Sentence examples similar to quick upticks from inspiring English sources
Sure, that way a buyer might get a car without a six-month wait on a list, but with more "virtual" cars online, the market can get saturated more quickly, driving a quick uptick in near-term prices just as a new model is debuting, followed by a more rapid drop once waiting lists shorten.
Incentives can create short bursts of change -- a quick uptick in activity or sign-ups.
That was the first increase in four months and the quickest uptick since November 2016.
This counter-current is all the more interesting because it crosses the political divide.On Wednesday, depressing new unemployment numbers came out, and many were quick to note an uptick in youth unemployment.The annual results for A-level exams taken by school leavers came out yesterday, and today's news coverage is strikingly sympathetic.
The Commerce Department report yesterday that factory orders rose 0.1percentt gave investors an excuse to snap up bargains, but experts said the uptick was little more than a quick flurry of buying.
The future King or Queen of England is the first royal baby to be born in the age of quick e-books, and whether that means an uptick in quick, self-published e-books that have the child's name and gender correct remains to be seen.
She is also quick to emphasise that any change in the women's fortunes – including a possible uptick in popularity – ought not to be read as a side-effect of the men's disastrous performance.
"It's like, quick, quick, quick, quick, quick".
