Sentence examples for battered properties from inspiring English sources

John Osman, Conservative leader of Somerset County Council, said military might would give beleaguered residents the chance to repair their battered properties, with the village of Muchelney cut off since the turn of the year because of flooded roads.

Fewer foreclosures would help to halt the decline in home values, replenishing battered property tax coffers.

A9 Hurricane Ivan's Wake Hurricane Ivan, having battered shorefront property along Mississippi and Alabama and causing two deaths in Florida's Panhandle, was downgraded to a tropical depression but still churned a path north.

But the global recession battered the property market early in 2009 and it has only rebounded somewhat in recent months — prices in some parts of London are up by as much as 6 percent — mostly because of the weak pound and interest among foreign buyers.

The deal hammered out overnight in Brussels will allow an injection of €30bn into Spanish banks by the end of July if needed, which falls short of the €62bn auditors say the lenders need to prop up balance sheets battered by a property bubble which burst in 2008.

Much of Britain was battered by gales that damaged properties and injured people at the weekend.

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A tornado has hit 24 homes and a bolt of lightning has struck two properties as severe weather battered Wales overnight.

Incomes are high and rising, and the combination of job and income growth has buoyed a property market that was battered by the housing bust.

"Unlike Norfolk, no properties near the coast were battered but a lot of sea defences need repair.