Sentence examples for steady upturn from inspiring English sources
The center's vitality both reflects and helps reinforce the slow but steady upturn in Hunts Point.
The two men want a debate on India's social failures and how to fix them.Their opponents point out that India has long suffered from slow economic growth, but has seen a steady upturn since the early 1990s.
"Despite a steady upturn in domestic business activities," the report said, "the mounting chance of a delay in the recovery of the U.S. economy is creating a negative impact on consumption sentiment".
It comes on the back of a recent steady upturn – following a significant fall since the early 2000s – of drug use by young people and among the general population.
2018 is going to be a slow but steady upturning of an old patriarchal order to make room for newer, better, stronger, fairer, more comprehensive leadership.
In the past few years, the United States has experienced a steep downturn followed by a steady (though horrendously slow) upturn.
Fundamentally, the best-fit regression line for a series of PSA measurements will be influenced by the balance of measurements taken during the periods of steady PSA level and any subsequent upturn.
The climb in food stamp recipients there has been relentless, through economic upturns and downturns, reflecting a steady loss of industrial jobs that has pushed recipient levels to new highs in Ohio and Illinois as well.
However, in recent years there has been a steady improvement - albeit slight - in Tottenham's fortunes against Chelsea, an upturn sparked by their League Cup final success in 2008, when Spurs beat the Blues 2-1.
