Sentence examples for delayed housing from inspiring English sources

In 1988, after the City of Yonkers delayed housing desegregation that the court had ordered, Judge Miner expressed the court's exasperation.

Yun claimed that "appraisal problems have been snowballing," adding, "There is danger of a delayed housing market recovery and a further rise in foreclosures if the appraisal problems are not quickly corrected," he said.

Meanwhile, a delayed housing bust and cuts in state government and construction jobs have led to rising unemployment in Idaho, Montana and Utah since the recession ended.

A letter from the shadow communities secretary, Caroline Spelman, has advised councils to delay housing and commercial developments until the election of a Tory government.

President Barack Obama has said student debt "holds back our entire middle class" in part because debt repayment forces younger households to delay house and auto purchases -- "the things that grow our economy and create new jobs".

We have the data to show that when we have lots of young folk entering the workforce underwater, they tend to delay house-buying and family formation and starting their own business and seeking employment that will be more remunerative in the long run because they're just trying to say afloat.

Seattle was the fastest-growing U.S. city last year, KUOW reported, making it a destination for members of all economic classes –- which drives up housing prices and delays housing projects, the news outlet reported.

I could see that this would be a kind of delayed honeymoon house, and I wanted to get it right.

This is especially true for the long list of required but repeatedly delayed reforms in housing and housing finance; federal, state and local budgets; the labor market; education; regulation; lending; infrastructure and more.

"Banks should pay for what they did wrong, but at the same time they shouldn't be treated as a big piñata that has the effect of delaying the housing recovery.

And, I bet, Ben Bernanke over at the Federal Reserve would feel less of a need to raise interest rates that could hurt or delay a housing recovery, if he knew Bob Rubin was going to be Vice-President.