Sentence examples for go up since from inspiring English sources
Harold M. Shultz, special counsel to the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development, told members of the city's Rent Guidelines Board that it was impossible to determine just how much costs would go up, since the new law is not scheduled to go into effect until August, and two suits have also been filed challenging the law.
Which means cost savings should only go up, since SpaceX did "way more on this one than we're doing on future ones" in terms of refurbishment activities, she told the annual space industry conference.
Commodities (oil, food and precious metals) also go up, since "hot money" floods into them.
Whether we build this pipeline or not, that number is only going to go up, since the U.S. has no long range energy policy, which means we'll have to import even more oil.
Their training should include the idea that while "nonlethal" force is preferable to using live ammunition, sometimes they don't need to use force at all. - NYPD commissioner Raymond Kelly said on Sunday that if stop and frisk is stopped, crime particularly crime against minorities will go up, since minorities are also disproportionately the victims of violence.
I think it's safe to say that they'll go up since they can't go any lower.
"Insect life has gone up" since the run-of-river policy was put in place, Mr. Davidson said.
Her basic income has barely gone up since then, but now, she says, her gas supplier thinks she should pay £120 a month.
In contrast, foreclosure rates in many rural areas have barely gone up since the recession hit.
Food expenses also went up, since fresh produce must be purchased for the schools' fruit and salad bars.
