Sentence examples for strong uptick from inspiring English sources

The government added 38,000 jobs, a strong uptick after years of cuts.

The latest survey of business confidence by Ifo, a Munich research institute, showed a strong uptick in retailing, suggesting that consumers are opening their wallets.

However, it is not impossible, and it's certainly possible to get a strong uptick in construction.It certainly appears probable that achievement of a real bottom for home prices could touch off a series of feedback loops.

However, this performance was against a strong uptick in the same period last year – when the self-help measures kicked in – and total sales for Carpetright still rose 2.5% despite the fact that it operated from fewer stores.

The campaign emphasised a strong uptick in September and October, and Rubio has been viewed as the biggest benefactor of Walker's early exit from the presidential contest last month.

However, even developers of new properties, such as Brookfield Homes, also report a strong uptick in sales.

Ryan Sweeney cements his second appearance on the Midas List thanks to strong upticks in valuations for project management software maker Atlassian (said to nearing an IPO), online survey service Qualtrics and social media management software maker Hootsuite.

Standalone fraught picked up steam in the 1960s, attracting the notice of dictionaries and usage guides, but the last couple of decades have seen an even stronger uptick.

"There's a substantial uptick that is obvious," Mr. Michaels said.

With growing frustration with politics as usual, expect a big uptick in strong third party and independent challenges, as indeed was reflected in November's special U.S. House race in upstate New York (where the Republican nominee in fact became the "spoiler") and in upcoming gubernatorial races in Nevada and Massachusetts, where independent candidates are polling above 30%.

The I. M. Pei-designed Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art (607-255-6464; withmuseum.cornell.edu), wits itstrongng Asian collection, gets an uptick in visitors in the summer.