Sentence examples for spiraling upwards from inspiring English sources

And here's one big reason why:For inflation expectations to begin spiraling upwards, price increases must be sustainable.

In his statement, Mr. Rockefeller said the committee's analysis "reveals that while health care costs are spiraling upwards, consumers are paying more and getting less, and the insurance industry doesn't want anyone to know what they are up to".

Rather, Washington is getting richer because the intensity of the struggle for influence at the centre of power has a natural tendency to keep spiraling upwards, and influence groups have to spend more on their struggles in the capital just to stand still.

What with the budget of the latest Metal Gear Solid (shown above) obviously spiraling upwards and likely the same for Silent Hills too, something was done about the situation and so the president was changed.

The Athletic Department has unique challenges given soaring operating costs, the rapidly evolving NCAA landscape, and a growing divide between the "big schools" and "mid‐majors". Costs are continuously spiraling upwards driven by cost‐of‐living payments to athletes, meals, equipment, facilities, coaches' salaries, travel, and more.

Like Cooper, we're spiraling upwards, starting to feel flickers of understanding.

No, they're still spiralling upwards.

The frequency and cost of testing are spiralling upwards, and teachers are greatly demoralised.

Simon Allen's saxophone ducked through the opening melody, plunging eerily into electronic reverb before spiralling upwards.

Males like to sit in sunny patches and will spiral upwards to fight off other intruding males.

As the region's rapid economic development pushes more vehicles on to highways, road deaths are spiralling upwards.