Only at larger doses does the mortality curve change course and head upward.

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"Malaria and dengue fever are two of the mosquito-borne diseases most likely to spread dramatically as global temperatures head upward, " said the Harvard Medical School's Paul Epstein in Scientific American in 2000, in a warning typical of many.

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It was her second day ever of rock climbing and a ledge above her head blocked her path upward.

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Although Christ's face comes closest to looking straight out at the viewer (he's dead at this point, his eyes are closed, and his head is back and facing upward), he's but one of many figures, and not, by far, the largest.

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Oh, so now you want something, do you? she seemed to reply, with the upward tilt of her head and her triumphant smile.

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"It will probably take more than one interest-rate cut to put the economy on an upward trajectory, " said Howhow Zhang, head of research at Shanghai consulting firm Z-Ben Advisors.

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The point man is 5 feet 6 inches tall and was shooting upward at a tall man as he poked his head out of his bedroom.

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Those being affected by spam and the number of spammer accounts escaping detection are "not tracking in an upward direction, " says Del Harvey, Twitter's head of trust and safety.

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Bart Melek, head of commodity strategy with TDS Securities, echoed similar sentiments, characterizing the upward GDP revision as unusually large for a third estimate by the government.

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