Sentence examples for upswing in calls from inspiring English sources

Researchers tied the upswing in calls to a 2014 study in animals and humans that showed the drug works on the same receptors in the brain as opioids.

But I did notice an upswing in calls about gay-straight alliance club matters in the first semester, and I suspect that's because students all over the place are trying to GSA's as a way to make their schools safer and more welcoming for all students.

Progressive and leftists are calling it a tactic to discredit an upswing in progressive enthusiasm.

There was, however, no commensurate upswing in generosity from the course when a total of 68 players were called to Merion at 7.15am to complete second rounds pushed back by Thursday's weather delays.

"We feel something building here," Mr. Lieberman told reporters on Tuesday, adding that there had been an upswing in people clicking onto his Web site and that more people had been calling his headquarters.

Mark Duell, vice president of operations for FlightAware, said the site had experienced an upswing in traffic since Ms. Anthony's release, as well as an unusually high number of calls to its customer service line.

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Discusses Auden's current upswing in popularity.

But the upswing in Italian women's tennis continued.

MPs report an upswing in demand for surgery slots.

Iraq has been shaken by an upswing in sectarian attacks.