Sentence examples for lower upward from inspiring English sources

They found that 43% of white men and 45.6% white women moved up to a higher socio-economic class than their father and that in contrast, first generation black African, Indian and Pakistani and Bangladeshi groups had significantly lower upward mobility rates.

Regions with larger black populations had lower upward-mobility rates.

Thus, the median-price home, with half of all sales higher and half lower, moved upward.

Water flow, weather and long-range transport patterns carry toxic substances and pesticides from lower latitudes upward, making the Arctic the world's sink.

He had read how young flatfishes with normal eyes sometimes fall to the sea floor and then twist their lower eye upward to see above them.

Lower into Upward Facing Dog Pose.

Still, you can try this by raising the center of your lower lip upward while you make the O shape for blowing rings, creating a bump that the smoke might tumble over to form a heart shape.

As a general rule, soil profiles on the convex upper slopes in a toposequence are more shallow and have less distinct subsurface horizons than soils at the summit or on lower, concave-upward slopes.

Physician behaviours are enabled by a number of factors that work to enhance physician discretion through lowering of upward and downward accountability.

The pristine domain structure shows three distinct sections of domains (upper half part: downward polarization, left lower quarter part: upward polarization, and right lower quarter part: mixed of up- and downward polarization).

They did find a significant correlation with the existing level of inequality: "areas with a smaller middle class had lower rates of upward mobility".