Sentence examples for housing differences from inspiring English sources

And then if you make policy based on that, or promote one group at the expense of the other, like have different educational opportunities or housing differences for one versus the other, then these choices become socially relevant and they magnify what was a small or perceived difference into something propped up by social choices and structures that justify inequality.

In order to avoid housing differences as confounding variables, we decided to single-house all mice, independent of gender and strain.

The two houses' differences appeared irreconcilable as recently as nine days ago, when the Senate passed an infertility bill and the Assembly refused to take it up.

All in vitro experiments were done at the same assay to avoid any in-house differences.

This temporal feature indicates that applying a crude proxy for exposure (e.g., whether or not using a biomass stove) would overlook large house-to-house differences in pollutant concentrations and exposures.

In addition, temporal variability was observed in all mouse strains regardless of genotype, housing or differences in family history.

However, when comparing warm and cold housing, no differences have been found in the proportion of barren ewes [ 1], lambs born per pregnant ewe [ 1, 3], neonatal mortality [ 2], and growth performance of lambs [ 4].

This meant that their housing equity the difference between the value of the house and the mortgage debt increased rapidly.

The county admitted no wrongdoing and argued that while it had previously invested in affordable housing, the difference now was where the housing would be built.

I thought it was all very theoretical, and then he shows it's possible to measure the value of green space by how often it's visited and measuring house price differences by their accessibility to nature, and even down to estimating the health benefits of nature.

Kensington and Chelsea is the most expensive place to buy a home in the UK with one square metre costing £10,854, according to new research that highlights the huge house-price differences between the south-east and the rest of the country.