Sentence examples for forced upwards from inspiring English sources

If the price of something is forced upwards, demand for it should fall.

The modern Mong Kok marketplace is above ground, forced upwards into the area's tenement buildings by increased rents.

"That red clay is a 35-million-year-old river bed, forced upwards for about 1km and turned on its side.

The monsoon clouds travel the same route as the plane, bringing welcome rain to the baking plains, before being forced upwards by the Himalayas and covering them with snow.

The scrum cost them the only score of the opening half when Nick Auterac was ruled to have driven across the Northampton hooker, Mike Haywood, and forced upwards and out.

Though she affects the brave independence of a Baudelairean flneuse, taking solitary rambles through London, she is distressed that "all my activity has been forced upwards, into my head".

One French captain described a chief forcing upwards of 150 girls and young women on his crew of 80.

Most of Australia can expect a hotter-than-average December, with temperatures being forced up by both regional climate patterns and a global upwards trend.

The 'plume' is hot air moving up from the Spanish plateau towards the UK which, when it meets cooler air from the Atlantic, is forced rapidly upwards.

As the name suggests, the "plume" is hot air moving up from the Spanish plateau towards the UK which, when it meets cooler air from the Atlantic, is forced rapidly upwards to produce thunderstorms and, sometimes, tornadoes.

And why would we ever think otherwise, given her cascading Goldilocks, the unnervingly perfect symmetry of her face, bisected by a bright wide smile that forces upwards and outwards those apple-shiny Anne Of Green Gables cheekbones?