Sentences with phrase «upward trend ever»

However, median sales prices have been on a continuous upward trend ever since, while mortgage rates are set to rise very slightly during 2017.

The name started gaining momentum in the early 2000's and has been on an upward trend ever since.

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However, ever since 2001, the mortgage cost of residential properties has been on an upward trend, with the exception of the 2009 downward blip.

The claimed temperature trends (ever upward) can not be verified.

It first made an appearance on the charts in the early 1990's and has been slowly trending upward ever since.

At 67, I may merit a pass for my blood pressure since it usually trends upward with age, yet hunter - gathers my age aren't ever hypertensive (systolic 140 or greater).

Sales jumped around November 15 — when the Fire went on sale — and have been generally trending upward ever since.

For the past couple years, my employer's stock has been on a steady upward trend, and last year I sold shares at ever rising prices.

In addition to significant expenses, other risks associated with shorting include the ever - present risk of a short squeeze or buy - in, regulatory risk, the fact that short selling is contrary to the long - term upward trend, and a skewed payoff ratio.

With Jet2.com's additional seat capacity from next month, the island is becoming more accessible than ever to British travellers — and we are confident that our new joint advertising campaign in 2012 will ensure that the upward trend can be maintained in the New Year and beyond.»

Last year the underlying multi-year average growth rate was higher than ever because the rate of emissions from the burning of coal, oil, and natural gas has experienced a steady upward trend.

Nevermind that El Nino events have been around for eternity, and by that reasoning the earth would be on an ever - upward trend for who knows how long..

The Second Supplement to Petition states: Adjustments that impart an ever - steeper upward trend in the data by removing the natural cyclical temperature patterns present in the data deprive the GAST products from NOAA, NASA and Hadley CRU of the credibility required for policymaking or climate modeling, particularly when they are relied on to drive trillions of dollars in expenditures.

Luis Ramos, CEO of The Network, suggested that «the upward trend in fraud reporting may actually indicate that organizations are working harder than ever to fight the risks posed by fraud.»

Incidences of contamination by other pathogens such as listeriosis and salmonella have also been on an upward trend since the 1970s, coinciding with the jumped - up pace of production at ever bigger slaughterhouses and processing plants.