Sentence examples for an upward move from inspiring English sources

It's an apt choice for an upward move.

(In this context, "dangerous" is defined as an upward move of more than two degrees centigrade).

"It's not unusual, at the beginning of an upward move, to have overvaluation," Mr. Birinyi said.

Given recent economic numbers, it wouldn't be surprising to see a nice net exports performance, which would lead to an upward move in expectations for fourth quarter growth.

"UK developments, while broadly positive, had not been enough to warrant such an upward move in the near-term path of bank rate," the minutes said.

Separate research published on Friday showed first-time buyers are growing more concerned about an upward move in the interest base rate.

With Forstmann out of the picture, the smart money on Wall Street is buying GI stock with the expectation that a upward move will soon begin.

"Once they do raise key rates, which will undoubtedly be a quarter point, I believe we will see an immediate upward move in mortgage rates, as it would signify that the economy is strong enough to absorb higher short-term rates".

Taken together, these are not signs ordinarily associated with collapse, rather a sorting out, a normal ebb and flow, after a strong upward move.

After a massive upward move for just over a year, the market got its long anticipated correction, albeit from far higher levels than nearly anyone anticipated.

One such stock is Echo Bay Mines, where a given upward move in gold's price has a more pronounced effect on its bottom line than on the profit of a more efficient producer, like Barrick.