Sentence examples for further upwards from inspiring English sources
With the fierce competition for homes, rental gazumping is becoming more commonplace and properties are being let beyond asking price, putting further upwards pressure on the market.
He said: We see the shares getting rerated further upwards as like for like income stabilises and the debt level becomes more manageable.
September's new job figures – which were so good when initially released that prominent Republicans claimed they had been fabricated – were revised further upwards.
"Some cash-rich pension pot buy-to-let investors will also be tempted by those tax-deductible mortgage rates, creating further upwards price pressure in a market sector that is already out-stripping the higher-priced ones".
Wage subsidies might shift the wage-setting curve further upwards (c.p. increasing unemployment, see Calmfors 1994) if subsidies are quantitatively important enough to lessen labour market pressure.
When the oxygen-sulfide interface is moving further upwards into the water column (Figure 6 right side) sulfide-oxidizing bacteria cannot survive in the sediment due to the absence of molecular oxygen.
Moreover, the cost of buying the 600 NBfLs between now and 2016 will be "upwards of £160m," they say - meaning further upward pressure on fares.
PbR pushes project implementation even further towards "upwards accountability" – mainly developing country governments collecting and processing results (which can be an expensive business) in order to satisfy aid donors and their political backers and tax payers.
If he gets a further bump upwards from next week's speech, he will enter February (and the big immigration fight) with the wind at his back.
With the big wave of boomers retiring there will be further pressure upwards on LTC costs, which may far exceed normal estimates of future inflation.
With campaign season in full swing, some now believe Serra, who garners wider name recognition in Brazil, will increase his lead even further, perhaps upwards of 15 percentage points.
