Sentence examples for longer properties from inspiring English sources

The longer properties languish, rotting in the humid heat, the harder they are to restore to habitable conditions.

A study released last summer by researchers at the Federal Reserve Banks in Boston and Atlanta found that the longer properties languish in delinquency or under a bank's ownership, the greater the negative effect on the value of surrounding properties.

As wait lists for rehab grow longer, property crime has crept up, and more people have showed up at the homeless shelter in downtown Portland.

In 2015, the government of New Zealand recognised animals as sentient beings, in effect declaring them no longer property (how this squares with New Zealand's recent "war on possums" is unclear), as did the Canadian province of Quebec.

In the UK, property is no longer mere property.

Thus if the mantle geotherm is close to the transition temperature, anomalous apparent dlnVS/dlnVP and dlnρ/dlnVS ratios may be observed, which are no longer material properties.

Rics said it was the first time the overall level of instructions had increased since April 2009, but this rise was doing little to help the situation as tenants were staying longer in properties than they previously would have.

Matterport boasts that consumers spend nearly 2.5 times longer on properties that have a Matterport model than those without.

The game was no longer the property of the players.

In 2005, it announced that Bermudians could no longer sell property to non-Bermudians.

"British Freedom's name said something important: that he was no longer negotiable property," Schama writes.