Sentence examples for increase in occupier from inspiring English sources

Many SMEs are now settling for fringe locations such Holborn, Clerkenwell, and Shoreditch as a result of this and the increase in occupier costs".

Because there were no streetlights near the Plaza due to a "short out" on November 9, many occupiers reported an increase in drug dealing and crime after sundown.

This sees institutional investors stump up much of the capital required to finance the homes the startup is partially buying and pocket most of the returns (ie the rent plus any increase in each property's valuation, which is realised as an occupier increases their stake over time or the home is put back on the open market for sale).

Mere mention the bailout at any Tea Party meet-in or Occupier teach-in elicits similar jeers.

An increase in efficiency measures does not necessarily equate to a reduction in energy demand in households as occupiers change their homes and/or accept improved temperature and comfort levels (Lomas, 2010).

It is also possible that the increase in the value of America's housing stock and hence the growth of shelter services consumed by owner-occupiers was overstated.

In occupied territories, the occupier has a right to punish sabotage by "reprisal measures" against the population.

Police also have been accused of heavy-handed tactics in dislodging occupiers in Oakland and at UC Davis and UC Berkeley, among other places.

He also notes that New Labour never really took off in Sheffield, despite increased numbers of owners occupiers.

The works were found in a flat in Munich in March 2012 when its occupier was investigated for tax evasion.

"At the minimum, we'd be an occupier in a hostile land," he said.