Sentence examples for creeping upwards from inspiring English sources

"The cost of fixed price plans is creeping upwards," warned Tom Lyon of uswitch.com.

Hunt's most common complaint against the coalition is that class sizes in primaries are creeping upwards.

Recent reports show that the recession is already pushing more people into homelessness, and the number of people estimated to be sleeping rough are creeping upwards.

"The longer inflation remains high, the more damaging it will be for longer-term economic growth prospects," Morgan Stanley wrote in a report about inflation creeping upwards worldwide.

"As the temperature is creeping upwards [because of climate change], it takes less of an El Niño... to cause a lot of bleaching," said Eakin.

It is as high as you can go and you are stuck there while many other players are gradually creeping upwards, thereby reducing the number of shots you get from them.

And if wage inflation continues to creep upwards, they are likely to rise again.

The price of renewables is plummeting as installation levels creep upwards; the cost of solar panels, for example, has dropped by 60% since 2011.

As we risk being drowned in the din, and the demands of the attention economy creep upwards, we should spare a thought for the millions blogging, uploading and tweeting in the hope someone will notice.

As oil costs and prices creep upwards due to "rising demand under increasingly constrained supply conditions… the greater the incentive will be to accelerate the deployment of renewable-energy technologies and to achieve greater energy-efficiency savings".

Detroit's sustained dominance has come at a cost: the team's payroll continues to creep upwards as contracts for superstars Miguel Cabrera and Justin Verlander begin to hit their big money years.