Sentence examples for real upturn from inspiring English sources

By 2007, the company hopes to doube its annual revenue to €1 billion.The chances of restoring the shine to these iconic brands depend on a real upturn in the industry.

People still collect for enjoyment, but I think now they have in their mind 'is this going to go up in value?' The auction houses have seen a real upturn because of people wanting to invest in the right collectable models".

"Manufacturers have seen a real upturn in fortunes this quarter," said Stephen Gifford, the CBI's director of economics.

With sales of $140 million last year, down from $167 million in 2007, the Capós will soon open an 11th store that they believe will position El Dorado for a real estate upturn.

The last six months of fretting and worrying sets the stage for a concerted market gain as upcoming earnings reports tell the real story: An upturn that won't quit.

"When we see airlines in Europe and North America starting to buy aircraft again, that will be for me the real confirmation of an upturn".

But the upturn in real estate prices nonetheless provided a note of cheer this week in a country whose consumers were already more optimistic — or at least less pessimistic — than they had been in years.

His chief nurse was right (as chief nurses usually are) and she pre-empted PHE in putting her finger on the real reason for the upturn before anybody else gathered enough evidence to go public.

"The upturn looks for real, and its duration, we believe, will be longer than we had initially expected," the broker said.

The EU fears that time is running out to secure proper financial industry regulation, which is a basic requirement for any SUSTAINABLE upturn in the real economy and for recovery.

The recent high-end sales seem to have preceded an upturn in the broader real estate market, and some real estates experts consider luxury home sales a leading indicator of broader price trends.