Sentence examples for flawed housing from inspiring English sources

It will leave behind a failing transport infrastructure, a grossly overstrained NHS, an outdated and environmentally backward power generation system, a seriously flawed housing market and a far from egalitarian education system.

The result, said Mike Crapo, the ranking Republican senator on the committee, "would be a strong step forward" to fixing "our flawed housing system .If only, say critics, who include investors and both friends and foes of Fannie and Freddie.

It is not merely toppling buildings; it is striking at half a century of flawed housing policy.The Chicago Housing Authority CHAA), long considered the country's worst public housing agency, has a plan to move people out of isolated, decrepit high-rise buildings into mixed-income developments and private housing.

Rasbach, who died of a heart attack in July 2003, thought it was pure folly that the U.S. would spend millions to rebuild the same flawed housing.

The housing minister said the report was "factually flawed" and failed to take housing benefit into account.

But the argument is flawed if you assume house prices will continue to rise, as the minimum amount you are required to pay will also go up.

And in his hands, the sensational, while still sensational, is grounded in an authenticity that lends a haunting pathos to what emerges as a kind of art-house thriller, flawed but gripping.

It reminded Ms. Gallagher of the young man who showed up with a magnet and a marble to see a century-old house: "I don't remember what the magnet was for, but he told me he brought the marble to test the floors: if it rolled at all, it meant the house was flawed".

Judge Bates, appointed to the bench a year ago by President Bush, said that Mr. Walker had suffered no "personal, concrete and particularized injury" and that the institutional claim he made on behalf of Congress was flawed because neither a house of Congress nor any Congressional committee had sought the records.

The indoor environment in many single-family houses is flawed.

Once you view people in social housing, or those who are homeless or living in poor quality housing, as intrinsically flawed, it's easier not to treat them as people.