Sentence examples for upturn over from inspiring English sources

If that was how Karanka reacted to a run of one defeat in 15, Boro's players – having lost four of their last eight – can look forward to a particularly frosty winter this year, at least unless there's a very significant upturn over the next few weeks.

Some experts are skeptical, but if the work holds up it could upturn over a century of physiological research.

Dardai, the former club icon responsible for the bewildering upturn since taking over the reigns at the leading club in the German capital in February, insists that earthly toils, not heavenly help have lifted Hertha to heights of fancy, however.

"While the worst seems to be over, the upturn will be relatively flat".

"In other words, while the worst seems to be over, the upturn will be relatively flat".

If the authors are right, the upturn in storms over the last couple of decades may be no accident.

According to U.N. studies, bee populations — including honeybees, bumblebees and solitary wild bees — are dying in Europe, North America and around the world, with a significant upturn in mortality over the last decade.

How long Mourinho spends in exile remains to be seen, with the 52-year-old's new-found availability leading to inevitable links with Manchester United who, barring a dramatic upturn in form over the next two games, are likely to be looking for a replacement for manager Louis van Gaal.

"He's been a great contributor towards our upturn in form over the last two or three months".

Camacho, a former defender for Real Madrid, who has presided over a remarkable upturn in the national team's fortunes since taking over from Javier Clemente in 1998, has an agreement with the federation to continue as coach until the 2002 World Cup finals.

Pulis comes up against his former club Stoke at home this weekend – for the first time since he left in the summer – with Palace bottom despite enjoying an upturn in results since he took over in November.