Sentence examples similar to keep up value from inspiring English sources
The worry for the property investor is that rocketing capital values have left rental values struggling to keep up.
He says he admires Adrian for having the courage to act on his convictions, whereas he, Tony, chose tidiness and safety: "I recycle; I clean and decorate my flat to keep up its value.
Those would be CBS, which will manage an easy sweep victory despite its underachieving Olympic coverage, and NBC, which coasted behind mostly repeat fare during the games, trying to keep up the value of the Olympics because it owns the next five of them.
If 10 years ago we already had so many distractions keeping us away from managing our time, then in today's world -- time is struggling to keep up with values of success.
The flag fight is a twist on similar battles being fought around the nation as homeowners' associations -- often prodded by residents -- try to maintain a uniformity of style to keep up property values and keep the peace.
It also accuses the business, communications and cultural sectors of not doing their share of work to keep up moral values that evidently the Church still cares about.
She works -- she's a teacher -- but she's also trying to keep up the values of her youth in Mississippi in the only ways she knows how.
wage rises that have failed to keep up with the value of what the average Chinese worker produces, made possible by an abundant supply of cheap peasant workers migrating to the cities. the right of local governments to expropriate farmers of their land, for profitable redevelopment.
Failing to keep up with rising values can prove risky.
"The interest-only loan is giving people the extra buying power to move up and keep up with escalating values," Reed said.
