Sentence examples for county values from inspiring English sources

"Citizens know the market is slow if not declining," Ms. Lopez said, "and they are informed and feel comfortable in challenging their county values.

Developers not wanting to give land to the county can pay fees instead, but a recent change in the way the county values land in unincorporated areas has boosted the cost, with one empty acre generally being considered worth $150,000.

However the population weighted (indoor) gamma value for Devon is around the median for county values in the UK.

An appraiser working for the county valued the land at $4.3 million.

Mr. Crumpton is also suspected in the disappearance of a second O'Keeffe work, "Special No. 21 (Palo Duro County)," valued at $1 million.

We included the county-level COPD SMR in the regression model, assigning the county value to all ZIP codes within a county.

The Danish intervention study on preventive home visits was supported by grants from the Danish Ministry of Social Affairs; the Danish Medical Research Council; the Research Foundation for General Practice and Primary Care; the Eastern Danish Research Forum; and the County Value-Added Tax Foundation.

Much has been written already about how baby Cambridge will be the first front-rank British royal to be brought up imbued with the middle-class, Home Counties values of the kind that Kate herself seems to embody.

The Trust for Public Land (2013) calculated annual avoided costs of health care associated with levels of physical activity in parks across 10 U.S. cities and counties; values ranged from $4 million to $69.4 million per year.

In the California cluster 1, which encompassed San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties, values for several variables, such as population density (i.e., 1219 vs. 2003 persons/km), intersection density (i.e., 3.98 vs. 4.14), and diversity of facilities (i.e., 0.47 vs. 0.55) were significantly lower than outside of clusters.

The F-test shows that for all groups of counties, the variance of the E2SFCA measure is higher (with p-value 1.88 × 10−4 for small counties, value less than 10−6 for medium counties, and 3.90 × 10−2 for large counties.