Sentence examples for extended vacancy from inspiring English sources

Homeownership may be cheaper than renting because the "landlord" of an owner-occupied home doesn't have to face risks, like extended vacancy or reckless damage to the property, that actual landlords do.

A study of extended vacancy clusters is then performed using continuous laws for defect energetics.

"Unless the local commercial real estate market is red hot, landlords are hesitant to risk incurring an extended vacancy period by allowing the space to turn over".

It ought not be abused to weaken Americans' access to justice by hobbling the Supreme Court with an extended vacancy.

The last extended vacancy on the court came after Justice Abe Fortas stepped down in May 1969.

PL emission spectra of Er-doped ZnS urchinlike architectures indicated that Er doping can increase sulfur vacancies and extended sulfur-vacancy states.

It was first found that its broad blue emission is originated not from zinc vacancies or just sulfur vacancies but from sulfur vacancies as well as extended sulfur-vacancy states.

When there is an extended open vacancy, it's the current employees who have to pick up the slack and shoulder the burden of extra work in order to ensure everything gets done.

At first the usual practice of extending the vacancy for the benefit of the king's finances was followed, but by the end of the year it was apparent that the see would have to be filled because the divorce question was coming to a head.

The requirement was extended later to vacancies for general manager and equivalent jobs.

In addition, our previous method (Huang et al., 2013) based on the shift of plane layer atoms to generate disordered vacancies is extended in this paper to the shift of the zigzag plane layer of atoms, which is important for explaining the cubic symmetry of vacancy-disordered phases.