Sentence examples for go up though from inspiring English sources

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Recognition and success caused her confidence to go up, though she also suffered from the classic trials of celebrity: isolation, sycophancy, exploitation.

After all, the ultimate measure of economic success is not whether the stock or bond markets go up — though it sometimes seems that way — but rather whether a society can provide jobs for its citizens.

I do think that interest rates are going to go up though.

Insurance premiums will go up, though some companies will combat this by increasing their deductibles or reducing coverage.

And, yeah, you can edit posts after they go up, though as with Facebook and Slack, they'll carry an Edit icon to let people know that it's been changed.

Costs are going up, though, as some plans now charge an additional premium for family members added to the plan.

As market rates have gone up, though, the residents have had to bear the cost, critics of deregulation say.

"What went up though, in the polls, were American fears that if Goldwater were elected he would get us into a nuclear war".

Their test scores have gone up (though much has been made about changes to the ISAT that made the test easier), attendance is up slightly in the elementary schools and the dropout rate in the worst high schools has improved by 10 percentage points, though it remains at a troubling 54 percent.

And the amount spent by households went up, though not by as much.