Sentence examples for changing upwards from inspiring English sources

In the region of southern Espírito Santo State, the deep erosional level associated with a steep topography reveals the internal architecture of the intrusions: a tendency to funnel-shaped bodies, with sub-vertical hemi-ellipsoidal/conical roots changing upwards to shallow-dipping tops.

Most hopefuls were prepared to pay around £200, but reports suggest some tickets were changing hands for upwards of £1,000.

Councils responded by changing DCs, both upwards and downwards, for different dwelling types in different local council areas.

Tickets for Andy Murray's Wimbledon singles final against Roger Federer are changing hands at upwards of £5,000 as the Scot aims to win his first Grand Slam title.

Sensitivity analyses will be conducted by changing the intervention costs upwards and downwards by 50%, using minimum wages to value lost production, family care and travel time, and by also using the replacement cost approach to value family care with the cost of a homecare worker used a shadow price.

The road sways left and right, never changing direction, just meandering onwards and upwards.

While the password "Guardian" will be cracked instantly, changing it to "IReadTheGuardian" might take upwards of two years to crack.

We used a cross-sectional design to recruit participants and thus are unable to assess change in financial circumstances over time, or to understand the degree to which financial burdens trend upwards or downwards with changing health conditions.

Rising temperatures are changing mountain ecosystems as the heat forces species upwards and towards extinction.

This changing relationship indicates that even at focal scales upwards of 1000 km, the influence of factors regulating species richness is variable, and a consistently strong PSR only emerges across ecoregions >100 000 km.

Rising temperatures are changing mountain ecosystems as the heat forces some species upwards — until there is nowhere left to go.