Sentence examples for a high house from inspiring English sources

The same meagre share was proposed for the Royal Mail site at Mount Pleasant in north London, although an independent report suggested that in such a high house price area, half the housing could be affordable.

Newcastle suffers because of its tough labour market and relatively poor health levels; Liverpool for the scarcity of jobs and the large proportion of its residents stuck in rental accommodation; and Birmingham for a high house price to income ratio, and lack of affordable transport links.

It is shown that the house electrical appliances personal appliances such as computer, printer and others; entertainment appliances such as television, music, radio and others; food preparation appliances such as refrigerator, ovens, and stoves, and cleaning appliances such as a washing machine or vacuum cleaner contributed to a high house electricity consumption.

Local authorities have to act together to tackle the problem, but the solution requires the broader support of a government that identifies and fully understands the root causes of a high housing benefit.

Families facing a higher house payment or the loss of a job will probably go out less, buy fewer clothes or spend less on entertainment.

And it is unfair for taxpayers who will be footing a higher housing benefit bill.

This new opportunity for the current generation of social housing tenants appears to be paid for by increasing rents and a higher housing benefit bill and introducing flexibility into local government finance.

The policy is ostensibly designed to release underoccupied space to overcrowded households, but the knock-on effect could force social tenants into more expensive private accommodation with a higher housing benefit bill for the government.

The high income area was characterized with a higher housing standard, better infrastructure and lower population density than the low income neighbourhood.

It blames a mix of high house prices, tougher lending restrictions and a relative fall in the income of first-time buyers for the squeeze on home ownership.

The federation fears that an "entire generation" of people would be locked out of the housing market as a result of high house prices.