Sentence examples for the small uptick from inspiring English sources

Romney, by contrast, issued a statement calling the small uptick in the unemployment rate in Friday's report "a hammer blow" to middle class families.

While rising confidence seems to move in line with consumption growth, said Amna Asaf, an economist at Capital Economics, "it appears that the small uptick in November's consumer confidence is unlikely to provide much of a boost to consumer spending.

Instead, although the economy has been broadly flat for the past 18 months, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne, was able to argue on Thursday that there were reasons to be encouraged by the small uptick in the country's gross domestic product.

Clearly the small uptick in buying is improving the outlook for cars and the radios inside them alike.

Although her protest occurred in December and was not directly linked to the small uptick in women's demonstrations, the image of her act of resistance quickly spread online.

"There was a response to that criticism and that public outcry of 'Where are the women?'" She hopes the small uptick in the inclusion of women isn't a flash in the pan or a short-lived trend.

However, Chris Johnson and Roland Bürgmann write in the latest issue of the journal "Science" that this small uptick in the number of micro-earthquakes has nothing to do with the daily weather but more with the long term annual precipitation patterns.

But that small uptick is part of the reason the school rose to No. 56 in the rankings — up eight spots on the list of 190 How many of Baylor's 1L's are on merit scholarships?

Despite the recent small uptick in the U.S. savings rate, we remain the laggard of the developed world.

With the exception of a small uptick after September 11, the size of the active duty-military has been steadily decreasing for the last 45 years, and this year the Army fell short of its recruiting goal of 80,000 new enlistees.

The latter shows only a small uptick from the depth of the recession.