a young upwardly mobile professional person; someone under 40 who prospered during the 1980s.
Certainly, many young, upwardly mobile professional couples and families in their thirties and forties bypass Vienna for other parts of the world.
Once a tightly held secret among the bearded pioneers of the Himalayan Hippie Trail, Ladakh — and its backpacking capital, Leh — now bustles with outdoorsy Americans and Europeans, upwardly mobile Indians and gap-year Britons.
They had considered her suitor ambitious and upwardly mobile.
Luxury automakers are tripping over each other to appeal to this upwardly mobile and style-conscious class of consumers.
For instance - and this is not likely to sit well with social egalitarians - men who are married to "homemaker" wives are more likely to have upwardly mobile careers.
look up!; the music surged up; the fragments flew upwards; prices soared upwards; upwardly mobile.
In cities, upwardly mobile couples call their precious only child xiao taiyang, or" little sun," as in center of the universe.
upwardly mobile ready and able to move in this way
But, in fact, many upwardly mobile Chinese fall somewhere in the middle, chasing personal fulfillment and consumer gratification with equal abandon.
So, soon, will the final adornment of any upwardly mobile city: an IKEA.
Yet as pensioners tug one way, upwardly mobile young voters pull another.
These days it is not only the world’s tired, poor huddled masses who yearn to breathe free. More often, it is the energetic and upwardly mobile.
Britain is not a truly fluid society; upwardly mobile.
upwardly mobile young executives
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