Phrases with «small uptick»

The phrase "small uptick" means a slight increase or rise in something. Full definition

Sentences with «small uptick»

  • Carol Burris of the Network for Public Education pointed out today on national Public Radio, that the proponents of test - based accountability took a very different posture in 2013 when a very small uptick in NAEP scores were cited by Arne Duncan as proof that the strategies in place were working. (mooneyinstitute.org)
  • Cosmic rays are not dangerous to people on Earth's surface, though their air showers of radiation do contribute to small upticks in cancer. (kavlifoundation.org)
  • And bucking the trend in a retail industry where many rivals are paring their store fleets, Walmart said it plans to open a few more stores: it expect to open fewer than 15 SuperCenters in the U.S. next year, a small uptick to be sure, but additional physical facilities to support its roughly $ 15 billion a year e-commerce business. (fortune.com)
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