Sentence examples for mean housing from inspiring English sources

At best it may help a small number of new buyers, but it will mean housing becomes more expensive for all those that follow," said spokesperson Duncan Stott.

If by mixed use you mean housing, no, it wasn't considered by the officials in charge, although I've argued in The New Yorker and elsewhere that we should have put some housing on the site.

"Drummers jump on it," he grins.Owning a car used to mean housing it in a garage in 1951 one resident of Coventry told the local press that there was "no joy in having a new car if it is going to be exposed to the elements and ruffians to be ruined".

I mean housing is just so politically sensitive.

In the case of the housing variable, we do not have to separate it into a predicted mean housing and an error, since in this case the calculations are more precise and the error for this case is approximately zero.

So I became very serious and sent another email stating, "Well, sir, I would have been better off dying in Afghanistan because there's no — I mean, housing or nothing more here".

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

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

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.