Sentence examples for upturn for from inspiring English sources

This is the strongest upturn for more than 30 years.

Some Signs of an Upturn for the Dollar.

The latest figures showed an upturn for new shows that opened recently.

The weak UK trading comes despite a revival in the housing market and mortgage approvals, which usually signal an upturn for Carpetright's business.

"They seem to be on the verge of a major upturn for the next two to five years," Mr. Conreur said, "because phone companies are finally investing money to attract customers by wireless communications".

Ultra-low inflation and an upturn for the eurozone will help the UK enjoy solid growth of 2.8% this year despite pre-election jitters, claims an EY ITEM Club report.

And I just held my hand upturned for a minute, and my fingers are tingling again.

And I just held my hand upturned for a minute, and my fingers are tingling again.

"Whilst previous economic downturns have been weathered, the current market is one of the worst experienced for many years with no upturn forecast for at least 12 to 18 months," a spokesman for the company said.

"It's not Mardi Gras," says Doug Flynn, head of Aegis, an advertising agency, "but the attitude and expectation in the US ad market have become much more positive".CMR, a research firm that tracks ad spending, now forecasts an upturn of 1.5% for 2002 in America.

The math yields somber conclusions, with implications not just for this autumn's elections but also -- barring a policy surprise or economic upturn -- for 2012 as well: At the current rate of job creation, the nation would need nine more years to recapture the jobs lost during the recession.