Sentence examples for enough estates from inspiring English sources

Lambeth has enough estates to scare off Foxtons and, thanks to slum clearance and the Luftwaffe, too few period details to attract hardcore gentrifiers.

The drear and dreich 1960s landscape so powerfully rendered therein was slowly being expunged in the wake of the city's 1990s renaissance, but enough estates and high rises remained on the outskirts of the city to make the flavour unmistakeable.

The estate tax on the nation's biggest inheritances is going up slightly but not nearly enough (estates of more than $5 million would be taxed at 40 percent, up from the current 35 percent) in a big and unnecessary giveaway to the very richest families.

Less than two percent of Americans leave a large enough estate for their heirs to be taxed.

"He was fearless and took lots of chances, started buying land there" and was soon a rich enough real estate Baron to win the hand of a well-bred, enchanting Buffalo gal Waspette.

Why isn't there enough real estate and talent in Silicon Valley to put available capital to better use?

"Our challenge is to buy enough real estate and transform enough so it becomes a town unto itself," Mr. Gilmore said.

(A movie star? A politician? A criminal? Fabulous!) And while few people believe that the attention translates directly into dollars, there are more than enough real estate and celebrity hounds to keep the glitz mill churning.

"This is all very good news and in line with expectations of government support; but there is more than enough real estate in the region now and restructuring won't help these companies sell more properties," said Eric Swats, a partner at Rasmala Investments.

I've got a ton of stuff up and running and not enough real estate.

The sad thing is that the 4.8-inch screen has more than enough real estate to display 'em too.