Sentence examples for continued upkeep from inspiring English sources

There seem to be sane plans for its continued upkeep.

The plaque should be a validation of the hard work and effort that goes into designing and operating a high-performance building and not be a substitute for the continued upkeep that all buildings should focus on whether they are LEED or not.

The demolition was forestalled, first by prolonged legal appeals by neighbors and parishioners, and more recently by an anonymous donor who last month pledged $20 million for the church's restoration, its continued upkeep and an endowment for an adjoining Catholic school.

It is this heavy lifting that MessageBird's Programmable Conversations takes care of — keeping conversations in sync across multiple channels, for example, isn't technically simple — thus cutting down on not just initial implementation time and cost, but also continued maintenance and upkeep.

Yet these playgrounds require continual upkeep.

"In the short term, we are going to work with tenants and local leaders to make sure that maintenance and upkeep continue," Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York wrote in an e-mail statement, "and over the longer term, we must ensure that whoever buys the properties is committed to maintaining them as haven for the middle class which it has always been".

As a second-class fort, Fort Greble continued to receive regular maintenance and upkeep.

Underused plants are ruinous for car companies, which must continue to pay upkeep costs and make payroll even as revenue plunges.

Surplus capacity is deadly for carmakers, because they must continue to pay for upkeep and the salaries of unproductive workers.

While things largely kept moving in the same general direction after the Yahoo acquisition, it appears that Ssense sees more value in redirecting the Polyvore community to the Ssense domain rather than continuing to deal with upkeep.

He began visiting it regularly again, always avoiding the Goelets, with whom he continued to feud, and still refusing to help pay the estimated $1.8 million yearly costs for the island's upkeep.