Sentence examples for issues of empty from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, the Guardian highlighted the issues of empty housing in property hotspots by finding that a third of homes on a London street known as Billionaire's Row were standing empty, with some left vacant for more than 20 years.

Squatting also shines a light on the thorny issue of empty homes, which successive governments have failed to address.

Ironically, on the specific issue of empty homes, there was a practice that had developed naturally and acted as a perfect incentive to keep properties occupied.

Like just about everyone in Ireland's new housing movement, she has seemingly simple demands: action on the issue of empty properties, and a huge new programme of public housing.

"The issue of empty homes picks a nerve with people, but it's tricky to get the data to say anything sensible because it's often not clear why the 'homes with no usual residents' turn up," says Neal Hudson, an analyst at Savills estate agency.

This is closely related to the issue of empty return [4].

Cabinet member for housing and planning Mark Kaczmarek said: "The issue of empty properties is the subject of increased national and local awareness and action.

Regarding the general issue of empty spectator seats, Prime Minister David Cameron, said it was "disappointing" but not "a unique episode" with other previous Games facing similar problems.

The issue of empty seats in areas picked up by television cameras was also a factor at Middlesbrough. "TV is something that we're aware of but it's not the main driver," head of supporter services Anthony Emmerson said.

"The Scottish government is working closely with local authorities and their partners, and with Shelter, to prevent homelessness, increase the number of affordable homes and address the issue of empty homes.

Locog say they are taking the issue of empty seats very seriously and will release tickets for sale "probably the night before, for events due to take place the following day".