Sentence examples for upswing phase from inspiring English sources
Nothing more than the crunch of gears as the present cycle came to the end of its easy upswing phase and dropped a cog ready for its plodding second phase.Same old cycle, just fasterFor two centuries, each new surge of economic activity has come in three distinct phases.
This is matched by developments on the supply side, following technological innovations and new capacities that emerged during the upswing phase of the super-cycle.
The end of the upswing phase of the commodity price super-cycle after its peak in 2011 has lowered economic growth prospects in most of Latin America.
The extent to which that price retreats back after the end of the upswing phase determines how much of that gain (loss) is reduced -- or even possibly reversed.
As one can see on the horizontal axis, except for Uruguay, all Latin American countries therein derived GDP gains from the upswing phase.
He found that momentum gains were present and significant in these countries, and regardless of whether the economic cycle was in an upswing or a declining phase, the momentum gains were significantly positive.
The first phase was a heady upswing as successful participants—in cotton, railways, motor cars, electrical goods, petrochemicals or whatever was the technological driver of the day enjoyed fat margins, set standards, killed off weaker rivals and established themselves as leaders of the pack (today, think of Cisco, Intel and Microsoft).
In hindsight one now understands the core role played by China's growth-cum-structural-change in the upswing and - in the last five years - downswing phases of the cycle during which developing and emerging market countries went from "switching over as global locomotives" - Canuto (2011) - to "getting lost in the transition" (Canuto, 2013b).
People say the American economy has moved into a phase of sustained growth, whereas in Europe the danger is that it's simply another cyclical upswing.
"The economy is in the midst of mid-cycle upswing... there is sufficient economic momentum and political impetus to ensure a continuation of the current expansionary phase," said Alistair Thornton, senior China economist at IHS Global Insight.
