Sentence examples for severe upward from inspiring English sources

The oil price rose again on March 16th as continuing unrest in Bahrain, amid the presence of foreign troops, sparked fears of wider conflict in the Gulf region.The yen came under severe upward pressure, surging on March 16th to its highest level since the second world war (see bottom chart), before falling back.

Both Arabidopsis and N. benthamiana plants can be infected with wild-type BSCTV by agro-inoculation method (see Materials and Methods) and produced severe symptoms such as plant stunting, vein swelling and severe upward rolling of young leaves two weeks post-inoculation.

Severe symptoms also were induced in tomato, including severe upward leaf curling, pronounced interveinal chlorosis, vein purpling and necrosis.

The current implementation of the Bowman® rCBF monitor shows a severe upward measurement drift that is clinically relevant.

I noticed his hard-on had a severe curve upward.

More recently, she appeared on the cover of New York magazine in a leather jacket, with a severe collar, pointed upward, which made her look as though she were preparing herself for a science fiction remake of "Easy Rider".

Sometimes the problems were so severe that inspectors, peering upward with binoculars, could see the danger from the sidewalk.

Extreme meteorological environments associated with severe thunderstorms show consistent upward trends, but the trends do not resemble those currently expected to result from global warming.

There are upward of 170,000 severe yellow fever cases and 60,000 yellow fever deaths each year, primarily the result of localized outbreaks in Africa and Central and South Americas, according to the World Health Organization.

Upward mobility has taken a severe hit, evident in the increasing decline of middle class wealth and purchasing power.

When performing the subtest 'Throw ball' (07) with MPH, only 16.7% of the children, as compared to 58.3% on the baseline 1 and placebo trial, showed severe problems when throwing with the arm in an upward position.