Sentence examples for and the multiple of from inspiring English sources

With the price of the average home in London at £295,000, the average salary £38,600 and the multiple of salary that mortgage companies are prepared to offer around four, the average London worker can buy half an average home.

In everywhere in England and Wales, including the poorest districts, the multiple of house prices has risen since 2002, when the ONS first started collecting local pay data.

The complexity of modern issues and the multiple locations of political power suggest that contemporary notions of accountability are inadequate.

Alluding to the lapse of time and the multiple rounds of litigation, he continued, "Congress in this area was providing unprecedented review and, of course, when you do something unprecedented, new questions will arise".

The hotel's ghosts — those same souls Mr. Putnam tried his utmost not to bother — testify to the many lost worlds of New York, and the multiple lenses of nostalgia through which New Yorkers view the past.

This is due to the multiple uses of resources and the multiple functions of livestock (ibid).

But do not try to untangle the strands of the plots and the multiple identities of the characters.

While some may deride the idea of turning our rides into 65-mile-an-hour PCs — with the threat of software hangs and the multiple distractions of multitasking — the trend seems ineluctable.

There is currently a very clear gap between the multiple alignment of genomic sequences, and the multiple alignment of transcribed sequences.

The Chicago pastor with the gleam in his eye and the multiple denunciations of America has stood for many as the very symbol of an outdated black militant.

Amid discussion of the feast scene (staged twice, from opposing perspectives) and the multiple roles of the witches (cast as nurses and servants), there was almost unanimous praise for the lead performances.