Sentence examples for sheds up from inspiring English sources

In 2000, nearly 4,000 permits were issued for new scaffolding and worker sheds, up from roughly 1,600 in 1995, Ms. Fink said, mostly because of tighter building inspection laws and building owners with more money for upkeep in flush times.

The starter motor was so damaged by fire that they could not tell if the key had been turned; and, even if the judge had tried to start it, there was no evidence that the mower produced sparks in a way which would jeopardise the lives of gardeners in sheds up and down the country.

The Sharks went into the sheds up 16-4 buthehe Dragons were lucky to be in the contest after the home side dominated the opening 40 minutes.

Aetna plans to shed up to one million members of unprofitable health plans this year.

Billabong also said that it planned to close 100 to 150 stores and shed up to 400 full-time employees.

Independent regional publisher Cumbrian Newspapers Group is to shed up to 30 jobs and freeze the pay of its remaining employees.

Analysts say Europe's banks could shed up to 3 trillion euros of loans over the next few years, equal to about 10 percent of their total assets.

British banks, meanwhile, have slashed their loans to businesses by almost 30% since 2007, with Barclays this week confirming plans to shed up to 14,000 staff.

The tree's response is to shed up to half the yield to ensure that those left behind get all they need to fatten up and ripen.

Instead it poked westward along the gulf coast, finally settling over southern Louisiana, where it shed up to 3in of rain an hour.

There will always be new drugs, such as the weight-loss drug Aicar, which enables riders to shed up to 7kg and yet still maintain their power output.