Sentence examples for diminished property from inspiring English sources

Any property owner who could find some "independent appraiser" to say that the regulation diminished property values would have to be paid double the loss in property values.

Civic associations then use "politically correct" excuses like traffic congestion, environmental concerns, overcrowded schools and diminished property values to squelch "unfavorable" but efficient higher-density housing.

Even so, the decision is likely to ease -- at least for now -- the fears of eviction and diminished property values that many residents, primarily in Grand Island, a middle-class suburb of 18,000 people, have lived with since the claim was filed in 1993.

What is "diminished property value," and is it permanent or temporary?

Even the sale of your deed-restricted unit or house won't determine whether there are diminished property values.

Neither the term "devaluing" nor "diminished property values" is found in the Davis-Stirling Act, which details the laws as they pertain to boards and associations.

Processing at high temperature was found to improve the tensile modulus of composites but displayed diminished properties when processed at low processing temperature especially at high fiber content.

Blending with a second homopolymer and creation of a multiphase system leads to the occurrence of decohesion phenomena between both polymers, the net result of which are diminished properties.

Variation diminishing property of the curve is also verified.

They more or less limit the liberty of the individual, or they diminish property to a certain extent.

Those who argue against the hardware assert that it is ugly and ruins scenic views; that it diminishes property values; that it represents commercial use of residential property; that it poses health hazards -- even that it can harm migrating birds.