Sentence examples for keeping occupancy from inspiring English sources

What officials and real estate agents fear is that Stamford will look like less of a bargain as Manhattan landlords lower rents, and that keeping occupancy up for the next two years will be trying, they said.

The management has done a great job rejuvenating its portfolio by cycling out of older buildings and into newer ones, while keeping occupancy rates high.

The ideal ICU bed/population ratio is that capable of ensuring that all patients likely to benefit from critical care can be admitted to the ICU, while keeping bed occupancy high, as unoccupied beds result in costs for no benefit.

These visitors are keeping Jerusalem and Tel Aviv hotel occupancy rates hovering near a reasonable 70percentt, according to the Israel Hotel Association.

The hospital had high bed occupancy: keeping beds empty on the specialist unit, or keeping patients waiting for research assessments on the admissions unit, was impossible.

Simulations were carried out at different area occupancies keeping vehicular proportion equal for different vehicle types, and interaction rates were measured for LMVs and other vehicle types.

Since the momenta of particles is not high in B factory operating at the Υ(4S) resonance, it is important to avoid high occupancy while keeping the material budget low.

Green curves represent the ±0.5 Standard deviation range of zeta diversity from the null model (1000 runs) keeping row sums (species occupancy) the same as observed.

All 600,000 square feet in those buildings also are leased, keeping the park at full occupancy, said Micky Landis, a vice president and regional manager at Boston Properties.

Meanwhile, many commercial real estate landlords nationwide are facing the dilemma of either keeping rents high and losing occupancy or cutting rents and generating lower returns on their real estate investment, said R. J. Milligan, a real estate analyst at Raymond James.

"That is the highest level of occupancy since we started keeping records in the 1960's," Mr. Fox said.