Sentence examples for housing terms from inspiring English sources

In housing terms this may be the "age of aspiration" as the housing minister said recently, but against an austere backdrop there is a long way to go before the supply of housing, or the ability of would-be home-owners to achieve their aspiration, are likely to show any significant pickup.

These sound like impressive numbers, but working out at just £ 2,500 per unit, in housing terms this buys you as much fuck-all as you like.

So would a Dictionary of Greek Housing Terms to accompany your house model.

He's a defender of council housing too, bemoaning the demise of Southwark's Heygate estate like a leftie activist and complaining that too much housing termed "affordable" is nothing of the kind.

Our data indicate that a child living in better quality housing (termed basic urban) had a lower risk of wheeze than those living in rudimentary and transitional households.

We cannot have a situation where supine news organisations become favoured "broadcasters by royal appointment" because they agree to Clarence House terms.

The objects would need to agree to communal "house terms," and conflicts between different operating systems would need to be resolved.

Auction house terms not only define the purchase price and security deposits; they also dictate when the property must be removed.

With the lower-house term running till late 2016, he does not need to go to the polls.

As a result, the editors usually commission an illustration — illo is the in-house term of art — for the cover that tends to be playful, wistful or just plain fun.

The houses, termed "Motohomes", featured modular "motounits" that contained heating and plumbing equipment.