Sentence examples for trend upwards from inspiring English sources
The phrase "trend upwards" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is used to describe a gradual or continuous increase in something, such as a number or a value. Example: "The stock market has been witnessing a positive trend upwards in the past few months."
And although the spectacular rise in prices has slowed, strong domestic demand has kept the trend upwards.
As a consequence, Mr. Kratoville said, "Over the years, we have actually seen loss rates trend upwards".
Over the past two decades, the DPP, the Sweden Democrats, the Finns in Finland and Norway's Progress party have all seen their support trend upwards in election after election.
The latest detailed data employment data has revealed that in 2017 full-time median earnings rose by less than inflation as the low wages growth problem flowed through all segments of employment while at the same time the levels of casualisation continue the trend upwards.
"Another factor that weighed on our minds quite a bit was that when you look at the yields of the three major glyphosate-resistant crops — corn, soybeans and cotton — there's generally been a trend upwards that hasn't changed since they were adopted," said Stephen O. Duke, one of the U.S.D.A. scientists who worked on the review.
(2) The price level at which a security's price begins to trend upwards after trending downwards.
The graph is trending upwards.
And rents are only trending upwards.
"They also expect homicide numbers to start trending upwards.
The Crusaders are only three points behind and are trending upwards notwithstanding obvious limitations on attack.
The downloads keep trending upwards, and a novel will be published next year.
