Sentence examples for generation housing from inspiring English sources

The only thing the policy failed to live up to was promising a second generation housing.

But for more than a generation, housing policy has been all about home ownership.

The description is "next generation housing" in Nassau County, inspired, perhaps, by the politically appealing idea that moderately priced houses are intended for the children of local residents, not for outsiders.

Sure, millennials have it easier than Generation X in many ways, but there's one aspect no one can deny it getting harder for the younger generation: housing.

Generation, housing, and genotyping of the hCGβ+ TG mice have been previously described (23).

In one generation, house prices increased by 300% under Labour.

Speaking in Hebrew, the guide told the tourists as she took them through the art studios that they were inside "third generation houses" -- forget the Arabs who lived in them for hundreds of years.

The company also announced, after negotiations with The HSUS, that it would phase out its theatrical orca shows in favor of orca exhibits that highlight the whales' natural behaviors, and have no orcas at all in any new parks around the world -- the remaining orcas will be the last generation housed at SeaWorld.

He described the project as "next-generation" housing, referring to young couples who are forced to leave Long Island because they are priced out of the market.

Without offering specifics, he says he wants it to include at least some "next-generation housing," which in Nassau is a euphemism for government-subsidized housing that working-class people can afford.

The exuberance that the Austins feel for their new heart-of-Nassau-County home captures the spirit of the next-generation housing that Mayor Jack M. Martins has been trying to spark with a new master plan adopted more than a year ago, the first since 1948.