Sentence examples for upward pace from inspiring English sources

But overall, I think the good economic news has trumped the election to keep the stock market on an upward pace.

The team revised earlier estimates upward because ice sheets in the Antarctic and Greenland are melting at an increasingly rapid pace.

The data was the latest in a series of encouraging economic reports, including better retail sales and an upward revision to the pace of the nation's economic output in the third quarter, to an annualized 2.5 percent in inflation-adjusted terms, Mr. Marcouiller said.

The upward revision reflected a stronger pace of consumer spending than previously estimated.

Overall consumer prices recorded the biggest drop in the history of the Consumer Price Index, but food prices continued to inch upward, albeit at a slower pace than in previous months.

Incentive amounts can easily be adjusted upward over time to keep pace with inflation or to reward increasingly long-serving and experienced VHWs, just as salaries might increase over time.

The apron of the mountain was a gentle bunny slope, and Jornet began to kick and glide upward with long, sure, measured paces.

The upward revision to growth was paced by a bigger increase in business investment and a smaller slowdown in stockpiling than previously estimated.

As the bells rang again at a quicker pace, I instinctively looked upward to study the simple yet stately medieval ceiling that bridged the alter and the back wall, where five panels were tilted open.

All exercises were performed at the pace of 2 seconds upward and 2 seconds downward.

He is spending his personal fortune--estimated at upward of $70 million--on ads at a pace that will set an all-time record: perhaps $20 million or more.