Sentence examples for favourable rent from inspiring English sources
They are not interested in taking over the club but said they will talk about a favourable rent deal for anybody who will.
"The Olympic building boom locally [in east London] will ensure even fiercer competition for landlords and more favourable rent," says Ashford.
Some pretty entrenched and resourceful interests stand to gain quite a lot from a technology that offers such favourable access to - and rents from - intellectual property.
Associations were mostly in expected directions, i.e. poorer childhood socioeconomic conditions, less favourable material circumstances (e.g. rent a house, no car, financial problems, problems with physical housing conditions) and more unhealthy behaviours (e.g. being physically inactive, overweight or obese, smoking) among the low SEP groups.
Now they are derided as property sharks, profiting from crushing rents on land got on favourable terms from the government.
This in-your-face quality – along with the show's young cast and stripped-back, music-gig vibe – is a large part of the reason why Spring Awakening has drawn favourable comparisons with youth-oriented rock musicals of yore, such as Hair and Rent.
During an event at City Hall he said: "We are very sure that there is a favourable and a fair outcome for the tenants who, I agree, had the shock of seeing their rents potentially go up, and what I want to achieve is the sale of that estate to a social landlord".
Airbnb generates the bulk of its income from commissions worth up to 15.5% of rents but these are accounted for by its company in Ireland, where it benefits from a favourable corporate tax regime.
He also mentioned the Central African Republic "often forgotten and overlooked", South Sudan, Nigeria "rent by constant attacks which do not spare the innocent and defenceless", and appealed to God for a favourable outcome to peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians.
"The situation looks favourable".
