Sentence examples for upturn from from inspiring English sources

The current economic upturn, from a very low base, offers a rare chance for governments to build for the future while the going is a bit better.

Yet this upturn from the dark days of December (zero wins, four losses, two draws) had not occurred due to any great improvement in form.

"Why do I want to refuse a paradigm that enables me to understand the Roosevelt upturn from 1933 to 1937?" he asked himself.

That is a modest upturn from its estimate of 3.2 percent for 2012, but according to United Nations data, lower than in 9 of the 10 years before the financial crisis.

Industry, which had in early February reflected, not merely an upturn from mid-winter shut-downs, but a slow continuation of the recovery started last summer, was approaching complete prostration owing to the banking collapse.

While only slightly more than half of all New Yorkers filled out the 2000 census forms, experts say this percentage is not as dismal as it seems because it represents a slight upturn from the last three counts.

The dead were upturned from their resting place in cemeteries, crops were ruined, islands reshaped.

The fossilised shells are in a pattern that suggest that some of the boulders have been upturned from their original orientation.

"The most significant contribution to our financial upturn was from our commercial team, helped by two major new shirt sponsors.

It was found that both LDPEs exhibit marked strain hardening behavior, i.e. upturn departure from the low strain rate asymptote, in both uniaxial and biaxial elongational viscosities, with stronger strain hardening in uniaxial elongation.

The study also shows an upturn in interest from women, with 45% saying they were more excited about Glasgow 2014 after watching or hearing about London 2012.