Sentence examples for costs of upkeep from inspiring English sources

A 1986 law, supported by Mr. Reagan, required the private foundations that built future libraries to set up endowments to defray the costs of upkeep.

So, if the amount an investor pays in interest and costs of upkeep of a rental property is greater than the income they receive in rent, then that loss is used to reduce their taxable income.

But the school returned it after it found the cost of upkeep was too steep.

Owning a car usually means worrying about parking or moaning over the cost of insurance or the cost of upkeep.

With union provisions and the general cost of upkeep, a dark theater can cost at least $100,000 a week simply to sit idle.

Farther south, in Patagonia, where estates of 100,000 acres or more are not uncommon and the cost of upkeep is even higher, the situation may be even worse.

Across France, villages are being forced to ask hard questions about their churches, many of them deteriorating, as the number of parishioners and priests dwindles and the cost of upkeep mounts.

He also said that the cost of upkeep put on the PAF by Royal Mail compared poorly with the costs of the Ordnance Survey, which is responsible for mapping all of Britain, with a national topographic database of 500m objects which sees thousands of changes per day - yet has a budget of £142m annually.

The institution owns the Chrysler Building and other pieces of high-value New York real estate, but the cost of upkeep isn't keeping up with revenue.

However, with 17 castles over those 482 kilometres (or a castle every 28 kilometres) the cost of upkeep along the Canadian-US border would likely be prohibitive.

Then you must factor in mortgage interest, insurance and taxes paid... and don't forget the cost of upkeep (fixing water heaters, pipes, roof, windows, floors, etc).