Sentence examples for housing shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Labour will highlight growing inequality, the high price of housing, shortcomings in education and environmental issues.

Smith highlights art house's shortcomings as a label by bringing up another broad genre term – 'indie' or 'independent' gaming.

Dr. Hill described shortcomings in housing programs, particularly in initiatives meant to restore the city's rentals, that disproportionately affected black residents.

But the Transportation Department said the move was not a sign of any shortcomings in its level of in-house expertise.

Speaking in the Commons chamber, he said: "I unreservedly apologise to the house for my administrative shortcomings and the misjudgments I made".

But, even with their shortcomings, village houses are an attractive option for buyers who want a freestanding home and a little more space than a typical Hong Kong apartment affords.

Despite its relative shortcomings, the house is listed at $1.2 million, and Redfin estimates that it will go for almost $200,000 more than that.

One of the structural shortcomings of the housing market is that it is quite hard to short; houses are illiquid and heterogenous.

"I am the most ordinary Muscovite," he said at Tyoply Stan in a common refrain, adding that he experiences firsthand the shortcomings in transportation, housing, education and health care.

The paper also extracts the local inherent eco-technologies, and identifies the shortcomings of rural housing.

The perceived shortcomings of the mass housing movement led to efforts to create cost-effective housing solutions that were more varied, more integrated with natural surroundings, and above all more customized to families' needs.