Sentence examples for housing failures from inspiring English sources

But the opposition claimed the review exposed the government's housing failures.

This brand of noblesse oblige perhaps anticipated the public housing failures of Riis's 20th-century admirer Robert Moses.

Likewise in the Republic of Ireland, the likes of Ballymun and the Fatima Mansions have finally been acknowledged as housing failures which required extensive redevelopment, but the ultimate problem is one of economics, not design.

Bair's book echoes the criticism in Neil Barofsky's "Bailout," another recent insider account of the Obama administration's housing failures.

All of that flies in the face of critics who, like Murray's parents before, questioned the coach's plan to build a giant tennis center focused on minority players where one of the nation's most notorious public housing failures once stood.

But who or what is to blame for this apparent housing failure?

"Short-term recession-related unemployment is colliding with long-term housing failure to create intense pressures on young people and their housing choices.

"The March for Homes will send the message that we can't afford another five years of housing failure," he wrote on the Housing Network.

But the day of the caspons and "wingets" and all those other symbols of post-war housing failure is now, supposedly, over.

On the face of it, Melville's life was marked by failure: failure to make money, to obtain appointments, to achieve critical recognition, and in the final 19 years as a clerk in the Boston Custom House, failure of temper enough to drive his wife to the brink of divorce.

Dynamic EFA techniques, more in demand with the smaller technology nodes, have largely been the domain of the design-house failure analysis (FA) lab.