Sentence examples for strongly upward from inspiring English sources

In the US, the trend is strongly upward too, with sales increasing 30% in value between 2009 and 2010.

"Although the unemployment rate actually dipped slightly in three of the last five months, the trend is still strongly upward," he said.

Rather, they thought that the long-term trend was so strongly upward that any conceivable short-run price falls would surely be reversed, and then some.

Heather Boushey, senior economist at the liberal Center for American Progress, said she was concerned that neither wages nor hours were moving strongly upward, as would be expected if companies were wringing all they could out of their existing workers.

The city said that the general trend of graduation rates during Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's control of the schools remained strongly upward, a finding the audit did not dispute, and that the percentage of discharges in each class remained flat at about 20 percent over time.

We can notice that the one-covariate models always give strongly upward biased estimators of the coefficients, when comparing them to the benchmark model in the first column.

The prompt penetration of the interplanetary electric field caused the dayside equatorial ionospheric to be strongly convected upward.

The presence of a layer within which strong convection occurs strongly increases upward heat transport in the layer and tends to complicate the propagation of uncertainty from the K horizon.

In sharp contrast, estimation of m̂ from outbreak datasets (assessed by simulation because, unlike the surveillance cases, the potential bias cannot be computed directly) is strongly biased upward when m is below or near 1 (Fig. 4b).

The patterns make sense in light of the four factors the study cited as being strongly correlated with upward mobility rates: school quality; family structure; civic engagement, including membership in religious groups; and the size and geographic dispersion of the middle class.

The sound of thunder created by lightning may be refracted upward so strongly that a shadow region is created in which the lightning can be seen but the thunder cannot be heard.