Sentence examples for intensive housing from inspiring English sources

To some, this may sound like a return to the days of "intensive housing management".

The nightmare, he said, would be "an intensive housing development with little or no preservation or another golf course".

The capping of housing benefit at local housing allowance levels for social housing tenants, announced in the chancellor's spending review, represents a major threat to the financial viability of such schemes because the intensive housing management required is paid for by charging higher rents.

Territoriality could be stimulated in species such as pigs by artificial mixing and intensive housing.

Since deindustrialisation, Shaw and Crompton's population has continued to grow as a result of intensive housing expansion and redevelopment which has modernised much of its former Victorian and Edwardian terraced housing districts.

The objectives of this study were to estimate the probability of survival and evaluate risk factors for death under different intensive housing conditions in a tropical climate, and to assess the production performance in the housing systems.

Build-to-rent unlocks capital-intensive housing schemes, typically in city centres.

The idea of creating an index system for welfare assessment originates from a concept of Bartussek [ 3], proposing a Tier-Gerechtheits-Index (TGI, translated as animal needs index) in the context of a state directive for intensive animal housing legislation in Austria.

As should be expected in something so capital-intensive as housing and development, that meant letting developers do their own thing.

If you could (legally) walk among the tens of thousands of birds that are cooped up in just one intensive poultry house, you'd see that most birds cannot walk more than a few steps without having to slump down in exhaustion.

There are three main reasons that bananas have such small carbon footprints compared with the nourishment they provide: They are grown in natural sunlight, which means that no energy-intensive hot-housing is required.