Sentence examples for estate forces from inspiring English sources

Yet real estate forces, and tastes, are cyclical — while downtown's allure for news people has hardly changed.

When we do a project like that we think about bang for the buck: does it serve enough people to make it something we want to expend scarce capital on?" Almost immediately after the World Trade Center attack, real estate forces, transit advocates and public officials all understood that a historic moment was at hand to fix many longstanding problems with Lower Manhattan transportation.

"Between the real estate forces, the political forces and the bureaucracy," says Mr. Fowle, pounding his fists against the table as he lists each ingredient for architectural agita, "we were very concerned that the design community would not have a chance to influence what happened there".

I know most people will say that the high price of real estate forces us to build expensive affordable housing units.

The neighborhood surrounding Broken Angel has, like many parts of the borough, gotten whiter and wealthier, part of a city-wide push, driven by powerful real estate forces and consumer demand, to condo-ify everything in sight.

Last month the London Paper signed an exclusive distribution deal with the Canary Wharf estate, forcing London Lite out of the area, where 90,000 people work.

"It is almost forgotten history," said Sasidaran Sellappah, a retired plantation manager in Malaysia whose father was among 120 Tamil workers from a rubber estate forced to work on the railway.

Third wife Debra Koons Garcia actively runs the estate, forcing surviving band members to drop the word "Grateful" from the band's name for subsequent projects.

They are part of the Focus E15 housing campaign, which hit the front pages last summer when their occupation of the Carpenter's Estate forced Newham Mayor Robin Wales to begin repopulating homes that had been left empty for eight years.

But last week, the pup's caregiver filed a lawsuit alleging she's received almost none of the money from the executor of the estate, forcing her to pay out-of-pocket for Winnie's expenses, including an emergency orthopedic surgery last year.

The lack of consignments by the executors of estates forced the auction houses to rely on voluntary consignments, which are difficult to secure in an uncertain market.