Sentence examples for a good property from inspiring English sources

If not, just look for a good property, take 10percentt off the asking price and make a few offers".

In the current market, he said, a good property in the 14th would probably be worth €7,000 to €8,500 a square meter.

The use of stainless steel was prompted by the Goelets' interest in ensuring that the "structure would still be a good property after nearly half a century," reported an article in The New York Times in 1956.

"AOL has a number of businesses with attractive growth profiles," said Mr. Logan, who added that the $1 billion in free cash flow the business produced continued to make it a good property to own.

"If you buy a good property in a stable community," said Karen Eastman Bigos, who heads the Towne Realty Group in Millburn, "with today's bargain prices and interest rates, it is virtually guaranteed that value will rise by more than that".

Even the colonial centre of Peru's capital, Lima, which suffered badly during the stagflation of the 1980s, has recently enjoyed a facelift.But this interest is more fitful in Brazil, which prides itself on being "the country of the future" and where many old buildings have been torn down in the name of architectural progress, or a good property deal.

Other features, such as increased speed of leaf growth, a very good property in agricultural setting where competition against weeds is crucial, can readily be taken into consideration.

DE/best/1/bin and DE/best/2/bin have a good convergence property, and DE/rand to best/1/bin has a good population diverse property.

Y'all get a good intellectual property lawyer now, you hear?

We can expect more and more 3D-animated features to achieve this in the years to come and every studio executive wants a good animation property.

Community is, in these accounts, a good, a property, a value.