Sentence examples for going up then from inspiring English sources

"If you can't stop tuition from going up, then the funding you get from taxpayers each year will go down".

There is not an overwhelming sense of change and if perception has not changed but prices are going up then it's possible to lose customers," said Merriman.

"I would go by and see scaffolding going up, then parts of a building would have disappeared, then the whole building disappeared," photographer Albert Vecerka recalls about his trips to Lenox Avenue.

"What you are going to have to say is, 'Look, if we don't control that, if we don't get to the root cause of why that is going up, then we are going to have to make tough decisions about whether it's tax credits or whether it's other areas.' It puts discipline in".

And if there is not a constant conversation challenging our idols an effort to look for our better angels, to borrow Lincoln's phrase if statues never come down, or new ones stop going up, then we have, in some way, stopped trying to be a more perfect Union.

As d is 150 nm, IQE goes down slowly before going up, then goes down eventually.

"It goes up, then it goes down.

Funny thing about plateaus: they go up, then level off.

Many experts say it will go up, then down, and then maybe up again.

So all that starts to erode the business, then gas prices go up, then the economy tanks.

He would describe things very technically: first comes this shot, then the camera goes up, then moves in, and so on.