Sentence examples for huge rent from inspiring English sources

All will face huge rent rises, most will move.

MR. STEINFIELD said he no longer expected huge rent increases.

Some associations in London are converting cheaper social rents to this maximum which results in huge rent increases.

Gentrification of the Bowery found CBGB's facing huge rent rises; the club's unconventional booking policy meant Kristal always struggled financially.

Wandsworth wants to slash the arts centre's funding from £100,000 a year to zero, and then whack it with a huge rent increase.

The owner, Murray Gallahou, said a huge rent increase and competition from national drugstore chains moving into the area had finally forced him out of business.

And he suggests that much if not all of the rise in the share of finance in GDP reflected this deception; in effect, Wall Street and the City were con artists extracting huge rents from an unwary public (and eventually dumping much of the cost, when things went bad, on taxpayers).

It is a small class of people that has access to huge rents," said the bank's then governor, Lamido Sanusi, who was ousted following a report that found up to $20bn£13.2bnbn) had been diverted by the state oil firm over 18 months between 2012 and last year.

Although I have had the good fortune of a an early view of his vast and colourful version, then in his huge rented warehouse on a Bridlington industrial estate, and entitled (like this volume) A Bigger Message, I was too over-excited and over-awed to take in what was happening there.

"The gas market in EUrope is dysfunctional," says Bryza. "Somebody is reaping huge rents here".

For decades an all-powerful United Auto Workers was able to extract huge rents for its members from the public, using the auto industry as a conduit.