Sentence examples for firm rented from inspiring English sources

Vantone, a Chinese real estate firm, rented 200,000 square feet in 2009, and the federal government plans to lease 300,000 square feet.

FOR years, Stacey Bender Hammerling and her husband, Robert, partners in a public relations and marketing firm, rented houses at the Jersey Shore with their four children.

According to Andrew Heiberger, president of Citi Habitats, a Manhattan brokerage firm, 15percentt of the apartments his firm rented in the first quarter went to what he describes as "frustrated buyers".

The firm rented elegant fifth-floor offices on Connecticut Avenue.

The "second gunman", whose supposed existence fuelled conspiracy theories, was in fact a 29-year-old local man who worked for a firm renting out jet-skis.

And next door to the farmhouse where the founders started out, the firm rents a building to use for "sprints" (focused bursts of work) and team building exercises.

The 12,000-square-foot space, which the firm rents on the top floor of an eight-story building in the Chelsea neighborhood, is the only office in New York with a platinum rating from the United States Green Building Council, a nonprofit group based in Washington.

But now, while the 1-800 posters will live on, he is trying something subtler, with dignified pastels and a simple logo designed to send a message to those who wonder: What kind of law firm rents subway space amid all those pitches to a public troubled by warts and hammertoes?

During each time period, the firm rents capital from the individual and employs labor to produce.

They confirm that firm rents (i.e. productivity-wage gaps) increase significantly when low-educated workers are substituted by high-educated ones.

Results, reported in column (3) of Table 2, suggest that firm rents increase when low-educated workers are substituted by high-educated ones.