Examples of 'tick up' in a sentence

Tick up: This phrase is commonly used to indicate a slight increase or incremental change in something, such as prices, statistics, or progress

But it has started to tick up in recent months.

So sales of new houses finally tick up.

We will see if the numbers tick up or down later today.

Tick up if you agree.

Have you ever had the odds tick up so high.

Is this just a minor tick up or the beginning of trend reversal?

Now is the time to buy before interest rates tick up further.

Please tick up to three ”.

Gas prices continue to tick up in CT.

What makes you tick up there?! Anger is going to kill you too.

Analysts are expecting a tiny tick up from January.

The US is running at sub 4 % unemployment and wages are finally starting to tick up.

It would seem that there's a very slow tick up of the SP underfoot.

And when the Fed raises rates, all sorts of other expenses eventually tick up.

So, I mean, it 's really starting to tick up the number of things available there.

Meaning of "tick up"