Sentence examples for climbing status from inspiring English sources

Based on previous findings regarding the association with patient HRQOL, we hypothesized that the "About My/My Child's Neuromuscular Disease" subscale would be correlated to stair climbing status, with higher QOL higher for patients who could climb stairs compared with those who could not [ 11, 12].

The subscale of "About My/My Child's Neuromuscular Disease" significantly related to mobility and stair climbing status (Child t = 2.21, Parent t = 2.83, P < 0.05).

"I think a lot of women, as they are climbing to the status level of men, are feeling more capable.

But Jourdan is quickly climbing to supermodel status herself.

To our respondents, "success" means gaining a certain status, climbing up the career ladder, and earning "good money".

This phenomenon can be put down to factors including a rising rate of millionaires climbing into multi-millionaire status, and a widening wealth gap at the top-end of the spectrum, the report said.

Brown is a third-year pro trying to climb beyond journeyman status.

That means if I'm going to climb from my status of genteel poverty into the vaunted one-tenth of the 1 Percent, I'll need some outside help.

Ryan still has to erase the stigma of the postseason (70 quarterback rating in the postseason, compared with 90 for the regular season), but he has climbed to a status in which postseason success might just be a matter of getting there and showing off his new nerve.

Heritage British trench coat brand Burberry, which over the past 13 years has climbed to powerhouse status under chief creative officer − and soon to be chief executive officer − Christopher Bailey, certainly played up the sexy side of the garment in the recent campaign for its Burberry Body fragrance.

Elsewhere utilities reverted to their safe haven status, with Centrica climbing 6.3p to 334.8p, BG adding 5.5p to 1141.5p and SSE rising 7p to £14.82.