0 an increase or improvement:
Many analysts are predicting an upswing in the economy.
1 an increase or improvement:
Many analysts are predicting an upswing in the economy.
2 an increase in the amount or level of something, or an improvement in a situation:
Furthermore, many feared that the economic upswing would again not be of long duration - after all, unemployment was very high around 1950.
This upswing in contraceptive usage was not merely the result of previously unsatisfied demand being suddenly met by the establishment of family planning clinics.
But how sure is he that each spurt of scientific 'innovation' must lead to a new upswing of rationalism?
Because of the threshold elevation during the upswing of the background, thresholds can reach their maximum well before the background modulation reaches its maximum.
Despite its upswing in the 1770s and 1780s, this lead clearly had an older origin.
Only a few yean later the economic upswing ensured that, instead of the 'professional predicament', professional activity became the typical feature of adolescence.
In contrast, the suggestive upswing of so and pretty might lead to the prediction that young women are leading these developments.
On account of the new plant one expects an economic upswing for the whole region.
