Sentence examples for robust upturn from inspiring English sources

A revival in consumer sentiment in these countries will be an important ingredient of a more robust upturn".

Still, the panel considered a "robust upturn" in business spending likely at some point, and was optimistic about the possibility of an economic rebound.

Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight reckons "a sustainable, robust upturn has now firmly taken root" in a sector which suffered badly in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

Shares of semiconductor chip supplier Advanced Micro Devices took a robust upturn today after the company's Q2 earnings call yesterday.

The French leader's declarations about growth and improved prospects came as the European Union's statistics service indicated that the bloc is indeed experiencing a robust economic upturn.

His financial situation, never robust, then took an upturn when an investor offered funding on the condition that he concentrate on selling the grow towers themselves, rather than the greens.

The housing market is enjoying a stronger-than-expected upturn and is at its most robust since autumn 1997, according to new figures.

BEHIND THE NEWS Stocks had been climbing for most of February on the strength of fairly robust profit reports and hopes for an economic upturn in the spring or summer, but the upheaval in Libya led investors to worry about what rising fuel prices would do to consumers' and businesses' willingness to spend, and to the Fed's ability to keep both inflation and interest rates low.

Performance of the services sector in 2006 has also been robust driven by an increase in tourist arrivals, an upturn in the restaurants and hotels sector and strong mobile-phone services.

ENCOURAGED by robust ad spending from movie studios and political campaigns and by upturns in the fortunes of broadcast television networks and radio stations, a leading advertising industry forecaster has significantly increased his estimates for this year.

Consumer-facing sectors such as hotels, restaurants and leisure reported the weakest performance in October, after recording more robust activity during the summer months, when warm weather and the World Cup encouraged an upturn in consumer spending.