Although the reasons are many -- an economic upturn first among them -- Mr. Cianci, a political independent, has charged the air with his breathless boosterism.
The group could make profits of up to £30m this year, reflecting an upturn in fortunes among local and regional newspaper publishers.
That led to the ICE's first searing experience on the congressional griddle — and, perhaps, to an upturn in its image among lawmakers.
The upturn has prompted concern among city officials and renewed a debate about whether glorifying such displays — be it in museum exhibits, tattoos or television advertisements — contributes to urban blight and economic decay.
After véraison, there is an upturn in sugar levels, among which glucose and fructose, that are the most representative carbohydrates, are accumulated in roughly equal amounts in the vacuoles of the mesocarp cells [ 4].
Most market sectors benefited from todays upturn, with particularly pronounced gains among Internet-sensitive stocks such as banks and brokerages.
And the sharp upturn in black voters is among older black votes 45 years and older.
The low birth rate, which was especially marked among young women, contributed to a rate of natural increase that was near zero at the end of the 20th century, though in the beginning of the 21st century there was an upturn fuelled by the birth rate among the immigrant population.
His body language went down well—"He's like us, eastern, warm .And as some recent Gallup findings show, the change of guard in the White House led to an immediate upturn in attitudes to America's leadership among most Arab Muslims (see chart 1), with the exception of Lebanese and Palestinians.
The spring upturn has nearly every forecaster, even the pessimists among them, signing on to the proposition that the national economy is finally breaking out of the weak, jobless recovery that has lasted for 18 months.
