Sentence examples for sharp upswing from inspiring English sources

His career took a sharp upswing in the late 1960's.

She has become, in the centerpiece 9 p.m. hour, the star attraction for the channel, and the results of late have been on a sharp upswing.

Children's sedentary habits no doubt have contributed greatly to the sharp upswing in childhood obesity, but eating super-size portions of unhealthy foods is an equal contributor.

The Senate shows, however, that the sharp upswing in polarization we see today is largely the product of natural voting patterns.

That has led to a sharp upswing in the assets in bank checking accounts, to $2.4 trillion at the end of last year from $2.1 trillion at the end of 2009.

And he expects more of the same in 2005.These hopes for a sharp upswing are based on the belief that the economy will regain the ground that it is now losing while operating below capacity.

So doctors began trying other strategies they hoped would help: getting blood pressure to a normal range; raising levels of good cholesterol and lowering levels of dangerous triglycerides; or modulating sharp upswings in blood sugar after a meal.

Hall's idea of "fixing" PEIA could mean stabilizing the system's coverage and costs so that enrollees do not face sharp upswings in future years.

Over the past years, the upswings in the oil price have been sharp and, hence, can contribute quite substantially to the food price increase.

Our unadjusted mortality analysis produced a similar curve, but once we adjusted for several prognostic factors, not available to the Danish investigators, which may confound the relationship between provider delay, stage-at-presentation and mortality, the initial sharp downswing of the U flattens out, as does the later upswing.

Sharp declines in Home Depot spurred investors to pocket gains from Wall Street's recent upswing.