Sentence examples for upward course from inspiring English sources

When we handed over to Di Lorenzo, Die Zeit had been on a steady upward course for four years, which continues to this day.

Domestic gas bills next winter are set to soar if the price of wholesale energy continues its upward course due to the Japanese earthquake, industry insiders are warning.

Higher state spending always means higher taxes, and the faster our state policy makers understand this, the faster our economy will resume its upward course.

Though union membership growth was a marked feature of the early 20th century in Britain, as in Australasia, its upward course was less steady and more vulnerable to shifts in the economic cycle.

Without deeper reforms, an ageing population and health-care cost inflation seem certain to put deficits and debt on an upward course again after 2023.Still, Mr Obama's goal is more modest than winning over Republicans en masse.

A hydromedusa alternately swims upward and sinks: on the upward course, its trailing tentacles are not apt to encounter food organisms, but in sinking, the extended tentacles "fish" through the water, capturing food.

First, Republican Senate candidates benefited from a modest upward trend over the course of the campaign.

The expression data over the five growth times revealed an upward trend along the time course with the highest expression values at 18 hours followed by a decrease after this time or 24 hours.

A group of courses had a consistent upward trend in mean scores conferred, as shown in Figure 4A.

Even though, the increase may appear marginal, it still shows an upward trend in student performance in the course.

But adjusted upward, of course, for inflation.