Sentence examples for is an upwards from inspiring English sources

There is an upwards trend in the number of women engineers, Teena says.

Take an element 0 ≤ f ∈ Y. Then there is an upwards directed system ( f τ ) ⊂ L p with 0 ≤ f τ ↑ f ν-a.e.

The traditional Christmas centrepiece of a whole turkey or roast pork with its crown of crackling is an upwards-raised finger at ideals the vego holds dear.

Apple's trajectory in the U.S. smartphone market over the past little while has been an upwards one, with the company gaining more and more iPhone subscribers every month.

The expected result of the vertical rotation in systole is therefore an upwards rotation, which is coded as red, this is also seen in Figure 4, line 2, column c.

"There is still an upwards curve and we will be better for this experience in the long run.

The wine, which can be found in shops and restaurants around London, including Noble Fine Liquor on Broadway Market (the label is an arrow pointing upwards), is extraordinary.

Fixed-rate loans represented 57% of loans in January, down from a peak of 77% last June, when rates were still thought to be on an upwards trajectory.

"We're on an upwards trajectory rather than being bogged down doing other people's laundry," he says.

The idea that history is moving ever onwards and upwards is an invention of the middle-class Enlightenment, not of the left.

"Cutting public services" is a lot truer — upwards of ninety per cent.