Sentence examples for context of housing from inspiring English sources
"And a further perverse outcome and this is quite strange in the context of housing is that financial advisers quite rightly are telling people, reduce your surplus income, put it into your house, invest further in the family home – which is quite a perverse outcome to encourage, given it simply locks up capital".
In the case studies, we seek to proffer an outline of how distributive politics, clientilism and patronage take center stage in the context of housing co-operatives.
Because other housing corporations also run into troubles, the public and political discussions focused on governance, leadership and the political context of housing corporations, with SS Rotterdam as one of the cases.
He says his objective is to create gardens "that appear to have always been there," that make sense in the context of house and setting.
Relationships between three measures of metals in house dust – concentration, load, and loading rate – in the context of house age, smoking behavior and urban setting consistently show that concentration data is a useful indicator of the presence of metal sources in the home, whereas dust mass is the overriding influence on metal loadings and loading rates.
(Whitney, nurse practitioner) Both clients and service providers perceived that it was challenging to find and maintain a family physician in the context of unstable housing.
Despite numerous concerns regarding unfavorable living environments and the neighborhood context of subsidized housing, we have limited understanding as to whether built environments around subsidized housing ensure pedestrian safety.
The PL intervention was designed to deliver CRC prevention messages working within the social context of the housing site residents, as well as to develop sustainable expertise within the housing sites.
The trade-offs and dilemmas are the most exacting for those boroughs most resolved to delivering genuinely affordable homes in the context of the housing shortage, the climbing cost of living and austerity economics.
One or two, just to make this clear, were plain racist, but the majority were not: they talked about immigration, but in the context of jobs, housing and all the rest.
In the context of the housing crisis, Ms. Girard-Blakey is one of the lucky ones: She got to keep her home, a compact two-bedroom with a pale exterior framed by bougainvillea.
