Sentence examples for mean house from inspiring English sources

He denied lower rental income would mean house builders had less income to build homes.

In a similar vein, the government can justifiably argue that pressure on mortgage lenders will mean house repossessions this year will be about 30,000 lower than the record 75,000 clocked up in the early 1990s.

Albeit statistically significant, the impact of the bank's exposure to real estate development on business lending is not very different in provinces in the bottom decile of the price change (1.90 % drop in business lending) and at the mean house price change (1.84 % drop).

In these attacks, the word "mosque" is taken to mean "house of terrorists," and the world "Muslim" is taken to mean "bringer of airborne murder".

It could be connected to the Wolof word karabané, which means "who speaks a lot," or possibly the Portuguese words casa and acaba, which mean "house" and "finish," respectively.

We calculated the mean house indices and pupae per inhabitant for three inspection cycles in each cluster and then averaged these values for the control and intervention groups.

"This doesn't mean houses aren't moving," she said.

On further examination, this turns out mostly to mean houses stuffed with networked kit.

"I grew up right outside of Seattle," Mr. Fryett said, "and to me, suburbs mean houses.

This inner suburban area is one of narrow streets and mean houses interspersed with utilitarian structures of overbearing dreariness.

When real estate agents talk about "the middle of the market," he added, they mean houses priced at about $1.5 million.