Sentence examples for denied homes from inspiring English sources

An undercover BBC London investigation into lettings agents showed the massive extent to which black people are being denied homes – without them even knowing it.

This is the predominant reason people are denied home loans today, according to industry experts.

The group said in the Atlanta area, RBC Centura denied home improvement mortgage applications of blacks 4.2 times more frequently than whites.

Palace were reliant on Speroni in the opening exchanges as he twice denied home striker Nathan Delfouneso.

Forster later denied home substitute Connor Birse in a one-on-one situation but the manager had no complaints about his replacement.

Denied home advantage, the 2002 World Cup quarter-finalists nevertheless forced much of the play, after coach Alain Giresse made five changes to the side that lost 3-1 in last month's opening leg in Abidjan.

Hibs striker Malonga rifled a shot over the crossbar when well placed in the 63rd minute and had a header well saved by Clark, who also denied home substitute Farid El Alagui in a frantic closing spell.

Black applicants are twice as likely to be denied home loans as white applicants.

According to a recent Zillow study, blacks are denied home loans at twice the rate of whites, and so it is more likely that banks, flippers and non-African American buyers will grab those foreclosed properties.

With the arrival of new immigrants it was unfair and unjust to deny homes to impoverished large families and this required public authorities to distribute on the basis of need, not of customary practice or length of habitation, or seniority.

Having signed a five-year multi-million pound contract that reflected his growing status in F1 at the start of 2008, Hamilton became, at 23, the youngest world champion in breathtaking fashion - sealing victory on the final lap of the final race on a rapidly drying Interlagos circuit in Brazil, where he stormed through to deny home favourite Felipe Massa the title.