Sentence examples for housing reflected from inspiring English sources

For working-class households, staying in low-income housing reflected the precarious nature of their employment.

DANIEL F. OSCAR, president of the school's trustees, said the school's four months of temporary housing reflected the hardship created by the state's failure to provide money for facilities as part of each charter school's allocation.

The rebound of housing reflects, primarily, greater availability of mort gage money.

Not only do they produce a kicking sound, the wood housing reflects the brand's ethical, laid-back vibe.

Still, the drive to save public housing reflects a growing sense among urban experts of the limits of rental vouchers.

Housing associations argue that the higher rent charged for supported housing reflects the cost of intensive care services provided by specialist housing staff.

Housing associations argue that the higher rent charged for supported housing reflects the cost of providing intensive care services for vulnerable tenants.

Hartley wrote in his report that he chose to focus on home prices for his assessment, since the cost of housing reflects changes in neighborhood "amenities," like school quality or crime rates.

Graceful multicolored turn-of-the-century houses reflected prettily in the calm water.

He notices things other artists would not, like the way Ginger Rogers's cluttered house reflected her state of mind.

Last year the creators' Web site, hauntedhousenyc.com, invited visitors to describe their worst fears; the house reflected the answers.