Sentence examples for heading upwards from inspiring English sources

Estimates of total tobacco consumption ceased falling and are now heading upwards.

But with nine weeks to go it feels unlikely that the tone of debate is heading upwards.

A comparison search will show you the best for your region and consumption, but all the signs are that prices – particularly electricity – are heading upwards, so fix now while you can," he said.

Lenders are battling to win business, with Accord becoming the latest to offer a rate below 2% on a two-year fixed-rate deal, while rents and prices are still heading upwards in many areas.

Pelé's header bounced just before the line, meaning it was already heading upwards when Banks intervened, even if the trajectory was not as steep as it became after the keeper's touch.

However, we believe the probability of such an outcome is low at 25%." Whether it was hopes that the commission would prove less dramatic, or relief at the resolution of Portugal's debt issues, the big banks were heading upwards before the Japanese news trimmed gains.

When Mr Bradley eventually touched on the subject in the final few days of the campaign, his poll numbers headed upwards.

If companies begin to buy back some of those shares, it can only help to get the battered Nikkei share-price index headed upwards again.

GREECE is back in the headlines today: the Athens stockmarket crashed by more than 10% in intraday trading, and in an echo of the years of euro crisis, ten-year government-bond yields headed upwards.

But when the international price of oil, Venezuela's principal export, began to head upwards again as a result of turmoil in the Middle East, public spending and public indebtedness soon followed suit.

We jumped in the car and headed upwards, past Wengen and a waterfall so high that its water turns to mist, through passes that squirm through giant fissures in the rock, past rivers running white-water fast.