Sentence examples for because of lease from inspiring English sources

For now, Zagat's employees will remain at the company's headquarters in Columbus Circle in Manhattan because of lease constraints.

It's been around the corner on Sixth for the past quarter-century, but this month, because of lease trouble, it moved into the vacant spot on our block, right between the Harvard Club and the New York Yacht Club.

The institute, which had scuttled previous efforts to buy the team because of lease deals that amounted to illegal subsidies under Arizona law, vowed to go to court to void the lease if it is approved by the council.

Last year the club announced that this season would be their last at Underhill because of lease issues.

The club moved to The Hive this summer after leaving Underhill, their home since 1907, because of lease issues with Barnet Council.

The property will not immediately be open to the public because of leases that will last several more years.

"As you grow something from the beginning, it grows in a different way because of ownership, because of leases and other things," Commissioner C. David Baker said.

As leases come due now, more people are declining to buy the cars because of the high end-of-lease prices.

LAND NORTHEAST THAI The Upper East Side branch of Land Thai Kitchen on Amsterdam Avenue will close, because of a lease dispute, after dinner on Jan . 30 1565 Second Ave.

Her buyer's mortgage application was refused because of the lease agreement, which had effectively signed over a large part of the roof to the solar company.

But because of a lease signed by the Giuliani administration in 1998, Marriott can buy the property from the city for only $19.9 million, one-tenth of its current $193 million value, according to a new audit by the city comptroller, John C. Liu.