Sentence examples for estates that are from inspiring English sources

Many forests become permanent timber estates that are repeatedly logged.

Can government policy instruments deliver housing estates that are thermally comfortable, energy efficient and powered by renewable energy?

The core comes from a criminal underclass and from estates that are poor, productive industries globalised out of existence.

Democrats said that under their plan, three-quarters of estates that are now taxed would be exempt.

This attitude can be seen anew in London estates that are being sensitively redeveloped, such as Maiden Lane in Camden.

Extended families are bound to undivided estates that are apportioned according to the needs of each household.

Gateways still standing, of estates that were never built, etc.

What I remember of Cardonald is the old Flamingo ballroom and council estates that were well thought of.

Boston suburbs began to develop after 1820, when wealthy city dwellers built country estates that were just a short carriage ride away from their homes in the city.

In 1997, some 2,400 estates -- the largest five percent of estates that were of sufficient size to be taxable -- paid nearly half of all estate taxes.

I grew up for part of my life on estates that were clearly categorised by ethnicities.