upward trajectory

His report warned that the public finances will be set on an 'unsustainable upward trajectory' as Britain's population lives for longer.

Or, like the proverbial dead cat, are Asian tigers on a merely temporary upward trajectory?

Or is the current climate merely a blip in an otherwise relatively smooth upward trajectory?

We believe that their mobile business is on an upward trajectory and poised for explosive growth.

It also expects a resumption of an upward trajectory for world equity markets around June time.

The market isn't expected to follow a steady upward trajectory throughout 2011; fits and starts are more likely.

Exotic foreign-currency products sold to retail investors reinforce the currency's upward trajectory.

That would put public-sector debt on a steeper upward trajectory than the OBR anticipates.

Seeing an upward trajectory in the family fortunes, Alfred cut out the girlfriends and curbed his drinking, he says.

U. S. exports to China were already on an upward trajectory.

In 2008 it seemed impossible to ignore the upward trajectory of commodities prices.

[1] This upward trajectory continued, and even accelerated in some cases, in the subsequent period.