Sentences with phrase «what goes up»

Can't wait to see what goes up, tho!

When we see push back from the community it is usually about what goes up not what comes down.

As Sir Isaac Newton once said «what goes up must come down ``.

The reason for slow sales may be as simple as the law of gravity — what goes up must come down, at least a little.

What goes up must come down.

What goes up, must it come down?

What goes up must come down, and when the capitulation gives way to consolidation, iron hands will begin to rebuild and reaccumulate.

What goes up must go down, and what correct eventually rebounds.

What goes up must come down, and what goes down will eventually go back up.

Most of us figured such a retracement was just around the corner, as what goes up must come down.

What goes up must come down, especially if you don't remain in orbit.

That's obviously not the case and what goes up must come down, but for the time being it's Samsung and Apple's market and the rest are left fighting over scraps.

And what goes up... sometimes comes down.

«When it comes to network TV online, what goes up must come down.»

«The fact is that what goes up can come down.

«What goes up, must come down».

FOMBS argues that KE was independent of height — and you are arguing it is independent because what goes up must come down.

Warmer water means more water vapor rises up into the air, and what goes up must come down.

I'll give you a simple hint as to why your view of a self - perpetuating heat «engine» it practically not possible... thunderstorms and rain, what goes up must come down.

It helps as well to remember convection is about the whole cycle — what goes up must come down — not just hot air rising.

What goes up comes down.

And «what goes up, always goes down».

If hot air tends to rise, then what goes up at the equator has to come down somewhere else.

What goes up may come down.

and what goes up must come down for another!

What goes up comes down so far as evaporation is concerned.

And while I may be an easy mark here, I would argue that this entire Documenta evokes his spirit: «What goes up must / come down, what dooms must do, standing still and walking in New York.»

Ms. Walker knows that with artistic reputation, what goes up must come down.

Thankfully, what goes up must come down.

«Rockets was designed by me to just be fun to fly and swoop around, but Kim Voll put a lot of work into making sure there was a large depth of mechanics you can learn and iterate on, improve your abilities, discover new things your rocket can do and map those onto your consciousness But when you first pick it up: You understand that the arrow - shaped - rocket flies forward when flames shoot out the back, and what goes up must come down.

But, what goes up must come down and as the crew celebrates one milestone, the inevitable climb back down hits.

I am happy to announce Karaski: What Goes Up... is now out for everyone who pre-orders before the official March release!

Koopa Paratroopas are also featured in the minigame What Goes Up..., where players either must fall down, avoiding Koopa Paratroopas, or use Koopa Paratroopas to get the highest altitude in order to win.

We all know the laws of physics, and what goes up must come down.

«Our industry is so unpredictable, yet we sometimes get into this naive mode of «what goes up keeps going up»,» Sanghrajka said.

Rewards bubble hasn't popped... yet — Points, miles and cash back gush at unprecedented levels, but what goes up must come down... (See Bubble)

Source: «What Goes Up Must Come Down!»

What goes up, must come down and likewise for a falling market.

As Chris said, the land is what goes up in value, the building actually goes down in value, unless you make improvements to it.

Simply stated, what goes up eventually goes back down.

What goes up must come down, and as house prices fall, the ability to re-finance may also decrease.

So if you are going to believe the statement «what goes up must come down,» then keep in mind that it often happens that a stock moves way, way up, and then comes down just a little.

The catch is that, as in physics, what goes up must come down.

The statement «what goes up must come down» is certainly true in the natural world, and it's often assumed to be true in the world of investing as well.

What goes up must come down.

She says she wouldn't bet more than about 10 percent of a portfolio on an individual manager like Mecham, no matter how good, because of the inevitable risk — or even likelihood — that what goes up will come down.

what goes up must come down..

So when she said that stock prices just seemed too darn high to her — «What goes up must come down,» she would say — you told her she was being silly.

The market is cyclical and what goes up, must eventually come down.

I've seen enough cycles to know that we're in the thick of some serious volatility and what goes up can easily come down....