Phrases with «upward pressure»

The phrase "upward pressure" refers to a situation in which there is a force or influence pushing something higher or increasing its value or level. Full definition

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Sentences with «upward pressure»

  • Nonetheless, it is likely that considerable slack remains in the labour market, with the participation rate remaining well below the level of earlier years and little sign of upward pressure on wages. (rba.gov.au)
  • The bright job outlook may potentially add to job security, and it may exert upward pressure on wages. (medicalassistantschools.com)
  • This, in turn, has continued to place upward pressure on prices throughout the region and across all market segments. (whistlerrealestatelisting.com)
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