Sentence examples for major lease from inspiring English sources

Scott Rechler, the company's co-chief executive, said that lower occupancy rates, a major lease termination and generally weak market conditions were factors in the quarter's performance.

The administration recently announced a major lease sale in the western Gulf of Mexico and gave provisional approval to a Shell project in the Arctic off the coast of Alaska.

In addition, the administration recently announced a major lease sale in the western Gulf of Mexico and gave provisional approval to a Shell project in the Arctic off the coast of Alaska.

Credit Lyonnais bought its initial 20percentt stake in the 45-story building at 1301 Sixth Avenue in 1990, when it signed the first major lease in the tower after it was vacated by J. C. Penney.

Chinese companies have signed major leases at the Empire State Building and at 1 World Trade Center, which is the centerpiece of the rebuilding at ground zero.

Two major leasing companies, U.S. Bancorp and NationsBank, became clients; he rehabilitated surplus computers and offered them for sale on the Internet.

With the exception of two major leases by American Express and Citigroup Asset Management, rentals here related to Sept. 11 fall into the small-space category of 4,000 to 8,000 square feet.

AMONG the major leases unrelated to Sept. 11 is one of 104,000 square feet taken at the Davis Companies' 33-acre Wilton office park, formerly Perkin-Elmer's headquarters at 40-60 DanbuRoadoad, by the Ryan Partnership.

In what passes for optimism here, Mr. Myauchi, who is also the chairman of Orix Corporation, a major leasing company, predicted recently, "Many years from now, we will look back and see 2002 as the bottom".

Still, sources say, two major leases appear close to final, and that should help attract other retailers: Cabela's, the huge hunting and fishing emporium, and Muvico, the Egyptian-themed theater chain.

Mr. Perry called on oil and gas exploration in the Gulf of Mexico to be restored to the pace seen before the BP disaster, even though drilling activity there is already approaching pre-spill levels and the Interior Department has announced a major new lease sale.