Sentence examples for groups of housing from inspiring English sources

The study was designed to test lead levels in five groups of housing.

These two groups of housing are found side by side throughout the area, small homes perched next to large new buildings with two or more units.

Coordinated groups of houses in New York are unusual.

On many of the islands, small groups of houses have formed into mini-communities.

And in between groups of houses were these open areas where they chucked out their rubbish.

Bleecker's showpiece, one of the most unusual groups of houses in the city, was the 1840 Depau Row, between Thompson and Sullivan Streets, which was demolished more than a century ago.

"It's less of a difference than that between human races," said Dr. Howard, pointing out that the genetic difference between the salmon was also less than that between different groups of house mice or crickets.

Though some of his individual buildings were noteworthy exercises in Palladianism (a kind of 16th-century Italian Renaissance classicism), he was most highly regarded for his planning of streets and groups of houses as visual units.

Excavations at Vaison have shown that the Roman town was built north of an earlier hill fort; uncovered among the Roman ruins were a theatre, portico, and two groups of houses.

Energy consumption from units such as individual houses, or groups of houses are considered and then extrapolated to regional or national levels.

What the district really needs is small groups of houses in villages where they can be assimilated, where people can live where they grew up", he said.