Sentence examples for longstanding tenant from inspiring English sources

This is enough to make the most longstanding tenant take a nervous glimpse at the classified section — and turn nostalgic for the past.

Using hibernating muscle as a tool to understand skeletal muscle homeostasis, we have tested and ultimately refuted this longstanding tenant of muscle biology.

Meanwhile, longstanding tenants like Lanvin, Oscar de la Renta and Chanel are expanding, and other labels, Etro and Gucci among them, are spiffing up their existing stores.

How will judges interpret compliance with the civil procedure rules when there are no alternatives other than homelessness for some longstanding tenants who have previously paid their rent?

But the flipside is that the landlord also has a strong financial incentive to evict longstanding tenants who are paying below-market rates.

But instead, anti-eviction activists pointed out that certain landlords were abusing the Ellis Act, to do no-fault evictions of longstanding tenants and then resell the empty individual units as tenancies-in-common.

The center's two longstanding anchor tenants, a ShopRite supermarket and a T. J. Maxx apparel store, will soon be joined by a 134,000-square-foot Target store, scheduled to open in July.

That's caused the price differential between market-rate rents and whatever longstanding rent-controlled tenants are paying to spiral way out of control.

It's not that I don't sympathize very deeply with the some of the constituencies Campos has positioned himself to advocate for or think that his efforts to protect rent-controlled tenants or longstanding local businesses aren't important.

"He's a numbers guy," said Marc J. Shapiro, vice chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank in New York, which has longstanding ties to Hines as both tenant and lender.

Under a longstanding New York tradition, landlords use a formula to charge tenants extra for common space in their buildings, like lobbies and stairwells, that cannot rented out; this is calculated by adding a fixed percentage to the actual measurement.