Sentence examples for values climbed from inspiring English sources

With the influx of East Village galleries, property values climbed; the poor were being pushed out.

From 2001 to 2007, property values climbed steadily, and taxes did, too, according to Evan Griswold, a broker with Coldwell Banker and a native.

As real estate values climbed in the early part of this decade, colleges started to back away from that formula, because it forced many families of otherwise modest means to cover too much of the cost of tuition.

Granted, that increase is partly explained by the decline in the dollar; still, it is double the $10 trillion by which global share values climbed in the three years to 1999.

The construction data comes as mortgage lender Nationwide said house prices across the UK had risen above the peak reached in 2007, after values climbed 1% in June and were up 11.8% from a year earlier.

When equity values climb, executives sell appreciated shares and use the proceeds to pay off loans.

Seemingly intractable financial crises are surmounted and property values climb in financial capitals like New York City and London.

However, Bitcoin began to attract the attention of mainstream investors, and its value climbed to a high of over $1,100 in December 2013.

Wanting to get the 29-year-old Fitzpatrick locked up before his value climbed even further, the Bills signed him to a seven-year, $62 million contract extension ($24 million guaranteed).

The FLA's progress report comes a day after Apple's market value climbed past $623 billion, surpassing the record set by Microsoft Corp during the heyday of technology stocks in 1999.

Release of the news saw Belgo's share value climb.