Sentence examples for moving up for from inspiring English sources

Jones talks about moving down in weight to fight the unbeaten Felix Trinidad, or perhaps moving up for a one-time heavyweight challenge against either Evander Holyfield or Lennox Lewis.

It also means a hard time ahead for those who are out of a job and a tough time moving up for many who are working but feel their careers have stalled.

The NRI was quantified as the sum of differences in proportions of individuals moving up minus the proportion moving down for those with the outcome, and the proportion of individuals moving down minus the proportion moving up for those without the outcome.

The improvement in reclassification was quantified as the net reclassification improvement (NRI) (sum of differences in proportion of individuals moving up minus the proportion moving down for those with MRSA, and the proportion of individuals moving down minus the proportion moving up for those without MRSA) [ 24].

The Bengal government, which, of course, is Indian, does not move up for the summer.

"So as far as where we lived — we all grew up in the suburbs, so when we had families, we all moved up for our kids".

"When prices start to move up, for the first two or three months, appraisals will come in low, because the comparable sales were in that lower market," said Melissa Cohn, the executive vice president of the Manhattan division of Guaranteed Rate.

Negative items carry less weight in a credit score as time passes, she said, so credit scores will move up for consumers who had multiple bad debts and delinquencies, but who are now staying current.

If that happens, and San Diego takes Manning, that would create a scramble at the No. 3 spot, owned by Arizona, by teams frantically wanting to move up for Gallery.

If the team doesn't move up for Fowler, Beasley would be a good fit here.

"It didn't get easier," said McEvedy, "as you move up, for a woman it can get more difficult.