Sentence examples for upswing of cases from inspiring English sources

And there continues to be an "upswing" of cases in the United States.

Generally speaking, its pretty clear its on the upswing, but its hard to gauge how big of an upswing because in a lot of cases it seems companies are paying the money, said Robert Richardson, editorial director of the Computer Security Institute, an organization in San Francisco that trains computer security professionals.

The provincial hospital is now seeing between 200 and 300 fee-exempt patients each month and has seen an upswing in common cases of childhood illness since the project began.

If not for his parents, their attorney, the current political season and the upswing of social media, this might too have been the case with Trayvon Martin.

The result was an upswing of terrorism.

I feel like I'm on the upswing of recovery.

This strange idiom refers to a temporary upswing of a stock that has fallen rapidly.

He leaves office with Boston on the upswing of the economic recovery.

"There is a real upswing of interest in politics among students".

The upswing of bespoke and haberdashery men's wear may have hit a snag.

Yet, in the same Kew Gardens neighborhood, there has been a heady upswing of the Orthodox.