Sentence examples for gone upwards from inspiring English sources

I learned this with the national team, where we have gone upwards every day in the last seven years".

But until now the difficulty has mostly gone upwards: since the first ASIC chips were introduced in early 2013, it has increased by a factor of 10,000.

We shouldn't get carried away: 1.2 billion absolutely poor people is still 1.2 billion too many, and the concentration of extreme poverty in sub-Saharan Africa, combined with a rapidly growing population, has meant that the number of people in poverty there has gone upwards, even as the proportion has gone down.

"The trend is going upwards, demand is going up".

Oisín was very skinny and just went upwards and upwards and not outwards.

"With the right kind of coping, the spiral can go upwards.

The Rwandan group is the only population of apes whose numbers are going upwards.

Here as elsewhere in El Greco, as the Belgian artist Luc Tuymans says, "everything goes upwards.

Was the country now to go "upwards with the conservatives, or downwards with the Social Democrats?", he thundered in conclusion.

There was some seasoned good sense on Cook's struggles: "His career was never going to go upwards continually.

So you can see it's going upwards and that's just exciting times for football in the United States.