Sentence examples for figured house from inspiring English sources

Daiwa has figured House could boost its earnings per share 65% and its return on equity from 5.7% to 16.2% simply by using the excess cash for share buybacks.

"We created Fibre because we figured housing is too fundamental for people to have to jump through so many hoops," Okwodu said.

But he always resists, figuring housing is still overpriced and even when it stops declining it will stumble along the bottom for years and years.

Quarles figured the house cost about $3.1 million to build.

Translated as "The Abandoned House," the painting shows an almost stick-figure house pushed and crabbed to the top of the canvas, which is otherwise filled with a mottled, clotted irruption of earthiness.

After buying a seven-figure house, you're not left with as much as you'd think, he said.

But don't be surprised if on your next seven-figure house hunt, you find less domain for your dollar.

Seven-figure house prices are a very common sight in the estate agents' windows here, in contrast to most of the rest of the North West.

They include employment and manufacturing figures, house prices, inflation and predictions for growth, which the government has to consider as it outlines tax and spending plans for the next 12 months.

Mr. Newman, regretting their decision, figures the house now sells for almost $400,000.

He figures the house is already into six-figure equity.