Sentence examples similar to uptick in recognition from inspiring English sources
"We see an uptick in the recognition of our name after these races," he said.
There will be an uptick in credit card offers this year.
You need to have a profitable foundation with a quality product or service to build off of - once that is in place, more eyeballs on your brand through digital marketing efforts means an uptick in revenue and brand recognition for you".
The pulse quickens in recognition.
The first exclusion, which was widely publicized, gave Johnson "a little bump" in name recognition and produced "a small uptick" in donations.
We'll continue to witness the uptick in sponsorship, schools recognizing the sport's potential, the recognition of players and media coverage.
Nor have I seen an uptick in the use of make-up techniques to thwart facial recognition software; they're known as CV-Dazzle, and require monochrome geometric shapes drawn on one's face along with long, asymmetrical hair.
"This ban should generate a significant uptick in both public company research-and-development spending and venture capital financing in the telematics, wireless, voice-recognition and noise cancelation and automotive industries," Lawrence told his clients today in a research note.
Abers has noticed an uptick in interest.
Analysts say the uptick in C.E.O.
