用upward造句子，“upward”造句

a going back in time or upward in genealogical succession.

The Far East has a general upward trend.

On the other hand, corporate earnings, while hardly roBust, continue their steady upward trend.

The grilles shut with a clang and the lift began to move upward.

In some large countries like the USA and Spain, the recession actually reversed the upward fertility trend.

Some economists think that the deficit-reduction effort will nevertheless be greater, because of upward revisions to the 2010 deficit estimate.

Far removed now from the sands of Libya, Balinskaya sat at the kitchen table with her Serbian husband, looking upward at the boxy TV set atop the refrigerator.

"Hypothetically, this means that if the snake continued on like this, it would eventually be moving upward in the air — quite an impressive feat for a snake," he says.

This condition is shown in line 35, where if the column is being sorted for a consecutive time and the previous direction was upward, it must be switched to downward sorting.

His glaring eyes are looking straight upward.

That will provide some upward pressure on prices.

Whether this is performed by the descendant stream managers (pushing changes upward) or by the ancestor stream managers (pulling changes upward) is a policy decision.

dextrorse:Growing upward in a spiral that turns from left to right

"Within the church, it had hardly been kept down; beneath the sky, it pealed upward to the zenith."

That upward trend is still continuing, and many of the new buyers take a particular interest in the art of their own place and time.

For instance, the produce cases of Japanese supermarkets are stacked with perfectly round melons that boast little green stems knotted like origami figures and carry price tags upward of $75 US.

Prices are tending upward.

The upward lurch largely reflected higher fuel and food prices.

As the graph shows, though, the amount of floating plastic shows no upward trend.

Scientists believe that these are parts of volcanoes that were formed when molten rock pushed upward through the earth’s crust.

And when they reached the top of the hill, they would just wait there for the world to die before sundown and for heaven to open and take them upward in a body.

Prices continue to show an upward tendency.

The upward course of a ball driven in a high arc.

In addition, there is often failure to transmit information upward simply because subordinates cannot visualize accurately what information their superior needs.

"But even when the minister's voice grew high and commanding- when it gushed irrepressibly upward- when it assumed its utmost breadth and power, so overfilling the church as to burst its way through the solid walls, and diffuse itself in the open air-"

Many Americans, lacking true upward mobility, bought its trappings, such as a bigger house or better car.

In mid-April, snow still caps the mountains surrounding Bryce Canyon. Over millions of years, the canyon floor has been slowly pushed upward by great forces below the earth.

On both boats, the rigging creates huge forces that tend to push the middle of the vessel upward.

We must keep a healthy and upward mood.

Taken together these constitute the so-called shadow avoidance syndrome. They enhance the growth of shoots and the upward movement of the leaves (i.e. the hyponastic response).

Since there's no upward or downward bias.