Sentence examples for uptick in orders from inspiring English sources

Since the protests began in September, nearby restaurants have experienced an uptick in orders, many of them coming from other parts of the world.

Shoppers are in a better mood and the "tide is turning" in consumer confidence according to Aga Rangemaster, the maker of aspirational cookers, which revealed an uptick in orders this spring.

The mega-conglomerate cited a sharp uptick in orders.

The bot, which launched about a month ago, has already generated an uptick in orders, according to 3Dprintler co-founder Michael Golubev.

Mariana Vieira, owner of Brigadeiros Bakery in Soho, NY, says that she has seen an uptick in orders since the Rio Olympics opened.

While the sudden uptick in orders for armored vehicles appears to represent a resurgence of interest in a sector of the defense industry that has long laid dormant, the industry itself doesn't seem to consider it much news at all.

The latest uptick in ordering came in December after Specialist Thomas Wilson, a member of the Tennessee National Guard, confronted Mr. Rumsfeld in Kuwait.

Trimming back his big winners on every uptick in order to free up capital to invest in other great stocks when they are on downticks is the what Wayne's model is designed to do.

Executives at three Chinese exporters said Tuesday that despite strong retail sales in the United States in April, they had not yet seen a sustained uptick in American orders, even as orders have risen from Europe and emerging markets.

Upon its app launch, Starbucks experienced bottleneck lines in-store, as the company simply wasn't prepared operationally for the swift uptick in mobile orders.

The overall steep falls in profit were an improvement from the fourth quarter of last year, due to a recent boom in bank lending, uptick in manufacturing orders and 'bottoming out' of exports.