Sentence examples for divided housing from inspiring English sources

The Asian teenager was discovered by two passers-by on Sunday night having been subjected to what police describe as "a sustained and vicious beating" in Crow Nest Park, which is surrounded by divided housing estates that are increasingly dominated by gangs.

We divided housing damage into four groups according to the degree of damage to the house; total loss (≥50%), half loss (≥20% but <50%), partial loss (≥3% but <20%) and no damage.

Meaningful reform is required.Tamils, a divided house, also need to unite preferably also with Muslims.

A divided house – owners and non-owners; old and young; rich and poor – pulling further apart.

The revelers literally turned Bryant Park into a divided house of baseball nuts.

"We have got a divided house here," said one Bangladeshi woman, opening her door to the Tory candidate on April 8th.

It would strike a blow against its excessively adversarial ways of working, the two sides of a divided house braying at each other across the floor.

Often, though, owners of illegally divided houses are reluctant to disclose the number of tenants, who tend to include people who are in the country illegally and are leery of providing any information to the government.

As for the lady who looks upon death as "eternal bliss" and at the same time "an unpleasant subject," she epitomizes the common human predicament of living in the divided house of faith and reason.

Both staffs were divided houses, with Lee's corps commanders as well as line officers largely split between Virginians and non-Virginians and between those who had embraced secession and those who had not.

But now partisan politics looms as the major obstacle to rights: Republicans fear that Washington, an overwhelmingly Democratic city, will tip the political balance in Congress if it receives seats in either of the closely divided houses.