Sentence examples for from a vacancy from inspiring English sources

Fairfield County has long had one of the strongest office markets in the country, though there has been a softening in recent months from a vacancy rate that hit a low of 4percentt last year.

We present a direct comparison between two fundamental methods of chemically doping the 2-dimensional graphene sheet: (1) passivation of dangling σ-bonds resulting from a vacancy defect and (2) charge transfer from adsorption on the pristine basal plane.

Removing hydrogen from a vacancy site could leave behind uncompensated metal cation dangling bonds, which form an occupied a1 site close to the VB.

Thus in the steady state equilibrium the number of firms in the economy will be determined by the condition that the expected profits from posting a vacancy are zero.42 Note that this also requires a free entry assumption.

Look around at just some of the other sheer lunacy their party perpetrates when it's not trying to shut government down, redistribute wealth upward, and prevent the president of the United States from filling a vacancy on the Supreme Court.

Brooklyn, which is tracked separately from Manhattan, has a vacancy rate of 7.4percentt.

Earl Chudoff won an election as judge in Pennsylvania; his departure from Congress left a vacancy on the Judiciary Committee.

My only letter this morning was a notice of a vacancy from Truman & Knightley [the educational trust].

You're only one conversation away from being remembered when a vacancy arises.

A couple of months ago, Lord Tenby, the 87 year old grandson of David Lloyd George, retired from the House of Lords, created a vacancy for an elected hereditary peer.

In 1949 Dulles was appointed U.S. senator from New York to fill a vacancy, but he served for only four months before being defeated in the 1950 election.