Sentence examples for combination of rent from inspiring English sources

Called "Six-Seize", it aims to return residents of six prominent camps to 16 neighbourhoods in which they once lived, using a combination of rent, repair and rebuilding subsidies.

"It's the combination of rent and occupancy which produces revenue, so we're maximizing that optimum mix," said Mr. Romano, who joined Equity Residential in 2004 to set up and run the centralized pricing system.

We chatted extensively and through a combination of a rent moratorium, shortening of the contract and the promise of an excellent reference, an amicable solution was found.

The reason for these closures is multifaceted; a combination of soaring rent prices, disproportionately tough licensing scrutiny (such as in the case of Soho's Madame Jojo's), and greedy property developers with no regard for the cultural value of the institutions their developments are destroying.

A combination of stable rents and lower capital values has pushed yields out.

But in Palo Alto, restaurateurs say the combination of high rents and staffing challenges has pushed their occupancy costs to 12percentt of gross sales.

The rent increases come as cuts to local housing allowance (LHA) are phased in from next month, amid warnings that a combination of rising rents and reduced allowances will see poorer families priced out.

Boston feels tense, and prickly – swirling with concerns about the nefarious, abusive end of the local job market, pressure on schools and hospitals, and an impossible combination of high rents and low wages.

A fine art student who went on to do a creative writing MA, she was driven out of Dublin after the crash by a combination of soaring rents and dwindling job opportunities, and found herself scraping by in rural Cork.

It is routinely branded one of the worst high streets in Britain; a toxic combination of rising rents, shiny new shopping centres and online retailers has sucked economic activity from the area.

Rental costs have also shot up and a combination of rising rents and the benefit cap make it increasingly difficult for households on low incomes to find accommodation in the area.