Sentence examples for considerable real estate from inspiring English sources

Unite is a wealthy union, owning the Amalgamated Bank and considerable real estate assets, while the larger hotel employees' union has little in the way of financial assets.

Mr. Spitzer would probably not have trouble paying such a fine; he comes from a family with a considerable real estate fortune.

That trial will begin on March 19 in federal court in Manhattan, and it could see Wilpon and Katz testify under oath about the inner workings of their considerable real estate, sports and financial empire.

It also has considerable real estate holdings that have thus far held up in value rather well.

While Pinterest normally offers users a grid that they can flip through — compressing a lot of content into a small space — taking up the full width of the screen with a promoted video would offer advertisers considerable real estate if they're looking to get the attention of users.

The A1 small car his studios are planning now, he said, will accommodate many of the high tech elements of the A8 luxury sedan — a car with considerable dashboard real estate devoted to its telematics display screen — that won the Eyes on Design award here for the best new production car.

In 2009, Yale's endowment, with considerable investments in real estate, commodities and timber, fell 24.6 percent.

The Wertheim company, founded in 1875 by German Jews, also owned a considerable amount of real estate, including a parcel that Hitler later used for his Reich Chancellery and the bunker where he took his own life.

The governments of Nigeria and Liberia, where Mr. Taylor is believed to have considerable investments and real estate, have not cooperated with the court's requests for information and freezing his assets, prosecutors said.

A Nordic country with a considerable chunk of its real estate above the Arctic Circle may not suggest miles of white sand beaches baking in the summer sun, but Sweden's southernmost province, Skane, provides just that.

That's because it's big – chunky big, with a face and bezel that occupy a very considerable amount of wrist real estate.