The phrase "climb briskly" is correct and can be used in written English. It typically refers to the act of climbing quickly or with energy. Example: The hikers had to climb briskly up the steep mountain in order to reach the summit before sunset.
A1 Inflation Pressure in China Beijing announced that bank lending climbed briskly in March and the central bank failed to sell all the treasury bills offered at current interest rates, another sign of inflationary pressure in China.
More worrisome signs of inflationary pressure emerged in China on Tuesday, as Beijing announced that bank lending climbed briskly in March and the central bank failed to sell all the treasury bills offered at current interest rates.
Sales have climbed briskly, to $121 million last year from $111 million in 1997.
In Germany, Europe's biggest economy, many retailers say their sales have climbed more briskly than at any time since the early 1990's.
Running, walking briskly, climbing stairs, biking, swimming, and dancing can all help you slim down your legs.[11].[11]
Add to that list the Wine Rack, which has been selling briskly among college students as the temperatures climb.
The economy will grow quite briskly, though from a depressed level.Special report The long climb From Ozzie to Ricky The hamster-wheel A fine balance Separation anxiety Rolling the hoop Gandhian banking Market fatigue Industrial design A dull, heavy calm Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsBut even as it recovers, it will remain under repair.
Amazon's jump start in the home with the briskly selling Echo will make that a tough mountain to climb, but the massive worldwide penetration of Android ought to give Google a leg up.
HONG KONG -- The pace of inflation at factories and other producers more than doubled last month in China, government data showed Thursday, with producer prices climbing at their fastest pace in 15 months while the money supply continued to grow briskly.
