Sentence examples for to be upscale from inspiring English sources

The Europeans now have a strong currency, and many of the American out-of-towners seem to be upscale.

The destination of the other jeans seems to be upscale department stores, although a buyer at Selfridges, in London, complained that the rips were "too sporadic".

The market's goods tend to be upscale: cashmere sweaters, linen shirts, textiles from Morocco, towels from Tunisia, vintage linens, perfumed soaps, Panama hats.

"Martha's Vineyard and Myrtle Beach didn't get to be upscale resort areas by letting smokestack businesses into their backyard," Mr. Meeks said.

Mr. Mendell, who started the company with his brother, Steve, in 2002, said this would not alter the type of properties that HEI invests in, which tend to be upscale full-service hotels.

Where Mr. Short's loyalists made up a rarefied cross-section of Manhattan high society, jazz and Broadway aficionados, Mr. Tyrell's appear to be upscale Americans from all over the country.

These models need to be upscaled to reduce the number of grid blocks for practical flow simulations.

In NVQ upscaling, the components of the input vector are the different reservoir properties (permeability, porosity, water saturation) to be upscaled simultaneously.

To incorporate intelligence from NOAA/AVHRR data for defining land surface boundary in GCMs, 1.1 km resolution data have to be upscaled to 50 or 100 km.

Treatment of water for drinking in plastic bottles is a good sanitation practice that has proved success globally and would need to be upscaled and outscaled.

This means that the human does not simply need to be upscaled, but "needs to be divided among scale domains, the tributaries of which fail to converge at 'species'" (138).