Sentence examples for small uptick in from inspiring English sources

Midwest sales fell slightly, and there was a small uptick in the Northeast.

On the retail side, things have stabilized; we're seeing a small uptick in leasing activity.

There was a small uptick in factory output in 2013 and 2014 but that has now gone into reverse.

"When there is a small uptick in crime, it tends to look more prominent because the base level is so low," Mayor Alex Knopp said.

And even a small uptick in the unemployment rate would allow the G.O.P. candidate to argue that Obama's "Morning in Americia" rhetoric is massively overblown.

The latest unemployment report offered a mixed bag on the economy with stronger than expected job growth combined with a small uptick in the jobless rate.

Places that showed relatively small declines, like Denver and Dallas, have shown correspondingly small upticks in prices.

Can anyone realistically argue that a few small upticks in a handful of economic indicators are a sign that the recession is over?

Of course, even small upticks in cancer risk are unwelcome.

Although Republicans were touting small upticks in Trump's approval rating ― a rare thing in a president's second year ― much of that movement is due to the historic lows of Trump's approval rating in the first year.

A smaller uptick in the early 2000s also followed liberalising measures, enacted a decade before to stave off hyperinflation.