Sentence examples for insufficient housing from inspiring English sources

"Council housing is a wholly insufficient housing option for people who need subsidy to keep a roof over their heads".

But these are difficult days for Silicon Fen, whose leaders have complained that growth is being stifled by poor transport connections and insufficient housing.

In his years there, Crotona's problems included fires, depopulation, underused, decrepit and unoccupied apartment buildings, and insufficient housing for low-income families.

With bold, relentless and unscrupulous repetition, the combined forces of the leave movement established truisms that were never true: that immigrants milked the benefits system, filled up the insufficient housing and put unbearable pressure on public services.

The Hasidic community in New York is grappling with serious social issues, from insufficient housing for its growing numbers to the special needs of some of its children, and none of its sects wants to back the losing mayoral candidate.

"Here is a city plagued by 2,000 murders a year, tens of thousands of guns on the streets and insufficient housing for our homeless; a city stricken with AIDS, drugs, incidents of ethnic and racial violence almost daily, yet essential resources and money are being directed to go after... peddlers?

Around the city, there were signs that Chávez had begun to tackle the problems of insufficient public housing and transportation.

"The neighbourhoods that do not share the city's prosperity often have insufficient good housing, transport and access to employment opportunities".

The article "The Nimby Effect" (Dec. 22) accurately recounted the lamentable fact that there is insufficient affordable housing throughout the county.

Helen Graham says: In a city where there is insufficient affordable housing and landlords are unwilling to rent out to benefit claimants where are people like Laura to go? Laura says: The damp in the bedroom is the problem.

If there is clear evidence that there is insufficient smaller housing stock for tenants to move into, and those who are willing to move cannot do so, the government should consider allowing affected households more time before any benefit reduction is applied, it says.