Some finishings are already scuffed from lack of upkeep, giving the development a desolate feel.
He had been unwilling to sell slaves lest families be broken up, even though the increase in their numbers placed a burden on him for their upkeep and gave him a larger force of workers than he required, especially after he gave up the cultivation of tobacco.
£3.5m is an extraordinarily high upkeep cost, he added, given that the Hungerford Bridge's two pedestrian crossings are maintained for £800,000 a year.
Problems with upkeep have been unavoidable.
City Opera has not established how it could afford such a relocation alone, given that it shares upkeep of the State Theater with the New York City Ballet and has a deficit of about $3.5 million.
The company had planned to keep portions running during the scheduled upkeep, but said it wasn't necessary given the drop in demand.
Given the rule of thumb that salaries, food, fuel, and upkeep cost about 10 percent of the purchase price, which he confirms, he probably pays $7 million to operate the boat each year.
Gulou is indeed dilapidated — partly because the constant threat of the bulldozer has given residents and shop owners little incentive to invest in its upkeep.
MANY WILL BE AS FOXY AS YOU One benefit of living in a country whose residents are not famous for their personal upkeep is that William and Kate are usually by far the best-looking people in any given social setting.
Instead of taking institutional geographies to be given and fixed co-ordinates in the social field, the paper seeks to understand how they are relational outcomes and effects that require constant upkeep.
