Sentence examples for dangerous housing from inspiring English sources

Today, a million children live in overcrowded, rundown, damp or dangerous housing.

The only way to get those scenes is to be there — in this case, to climb the stairs in a dark and dangerous housing project.

IT was Sunday evening at an open-air community party in the Cidade de Deus (City of God), one of the most dangerous housing projects in Rio.

The Legislature intended that the demolition provision allow owners to completely raze buildings containing dilapidated and dangerous housing units in order to construct new, safe residential buildings.

When the city's "Plan for Transformation" was announced in 1999, the Chicago Housing Authority CHAA) had a whopping 25,450 leaseholders, many in some of the most dangerous housing estates in America.

Many economists have questioned whether the Fed's deliberate approach to tightening monetary policy, from exceptionally low rates in the aftermath of the dot-com bust in 2000, allowed a dangerous housing bubble to develop.

"The government could repair those dangerous houses," he said.

"The government could arrange for some Uighurs who live in dangerous houses to settle down in a new zone.

Herzog sends this literally cracked detective into dangerous houses and down darkened streets, gun drawn, like any other cop pursuing leads.

The current spurt in prices is therefore causing some economists to fret that historically low interest rates are inflating a dangerous house-price bubble.Related items International house prices: The houses that saved the worldMar 28th 2002House prices do not just dominate dinner-party chatter; they also have a big influence on the economy.

The dangerous houses are the ones left unsecured, littered with trash and empty Cobra vodka bottles.