Sentence examples for upwardly from high-quality English sources.

• Her parents, by contrast, were quiet, upwardly mobile and scrupulously apolitical.

• In his Facebook posts, Mr Meher is usually dressed in formal suits and blazers, a mark of an upwardly mobile man.

• When the economy was working – at least for the upwardly mobile – Lindblad had speculative but compelling appeal.

• In May, new industrial orders dropped by a painful 2.2% MoM, from a slightly upwardly-revised 0.4% MoM increase in April.

• Bagehot (May 21st) suggested that upwardly mobile residents of Essex are the “landlords of the political centre” in Britain.

• A resurgence under Michael O'Neill before the suspension and a raft of top players should mean that Stoke remain upwardly mobile.

• That compares to the 660,000 expected by economists surveyed by Bloomberg and an upwardly revised gain of 468,000 jobs in February.

• To the world, and to upwardly mobile voters, it presents itself as a modern, reformist party, determined to fulfil India’s potential.

Use upwardly in a sentence.

• IN THE 1980s, “Basildon man”, the upwardly mobile, skilled-working-class Essex male, was held responsible for keeping Margaret Thatcher in power.

• My mother was 41, 42 perhaps… how could the travails of a cohort of upwardly-mobile professionals half a world away concern a housewife in Wigan?

• So the Conservatives have lavished their attention on the most upwardly mobile Indian voters, who might be considered a natural Tory constituency.

• At first, Hargreaves was dubious about the latter, but he realized that offering a range of units would help retain an upwardly mobile population.

• Dropping out of the labour force is a status symbol for upwardly mobile households, showing they are able to get by on the husband’s earnings alone.

• Think High Times for the upwardly mobile professional, those that enjoy a toke or two after long days of working at a tech startup or in a creative job.

• For the savvy business traveler and upwardly mobile family, the Peninsula Chicago has 339 luxurious and spacious guest rooms and suites furnished in a classic style.

• Morgan Stanley said it upwardly revised some financial figures and that it foresees the most significant upside to EBITDA in the second quarter and third quarter of 2021.

upwardly sentence examples

• OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS German GDP growth increased in the second quarter to an annualised rate of 4.7%; year-on-year growth slowed to 3.1% from an upwardly revised 3.4% in the first quarter.

• The regime was characterized by corruption and human rights abuses, but a personality cult developed around Duvalier himself, and some sectors of society strongly supported him, including a small upwardly mobile black middle class.

• Who stays here: Marriott Bonvoy loyalists, those looking to blend luxury with brand recognition, as well as upwardly mobile business travelers during the week, and adults on the weekends seeking anything from romantic getaways to wedding parties, or a girls' weekend.

• Where a century ago all upwardly mobile people knew enough, and had enough resources, to get their hands on the most unseasonable foods from the most distant places, in order to distinguish themselves from the peasant past and the laboring masses, their descendants now distinguish themselves by hustling after a peasant diet.