Sentence examples for more stable housing from inspiring English sources

The FHFA was established in 2008 to oversee Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Federal Home Loan Banks and to promote a more stable housing and mortgage market.

We need a more stable housing market so prices aren't going to be going up faster than people can earn, before plunging and dropping people into negative equity".

"We must take this opportunity to build a more stable housing finance system that better protects American taxpayers," Mr. Geithner said.

They will welcome Shapps's vision of a more stable housing market – but whether it is something he can achieve remains to be seen.

And, in general, more stable housing prices mute the effect of more variable land prices and tend to dampen the effects of economic shocks to the urbanizing area.

Rohit Gupta, the chief commercial officer for Genworth's domestic mortgage insurance business, attributed the relaxed standards to a more stable housing market, along with improved financial conditions for the nation's major mortgage insurance companies.

Some children may have had better nutrition and health care, more adequate and stable housing, and more patient parents, all of which nurtured learning.

Those who had spent three or more years without stable housing in their lifetime, and those who were foreign born, were especially likely to report discrimination due to homelessness/poverty, to mental health/substance use, and to race/ethnicity/skin color when compared with those with less experience living homeless and Canadian-born individuals.

Finn's job is to deliver results: more homeless people in stable housing, with lower healthcare costs.

Councils have always retained the right to offer an applicant a property in the private sector if they are found homeless, but until October 2012 that offer could be refused if the applicant was willing to wait it out in temporary accommodation until a more stable property – a council or housing association home – become available.

It may not be pretty, and it may be unconventional, but it'll make the plane fly farther and faster, the engine cleaner, the microprocessor more efficient, the house more stable, and the medicine more robust -- and aesthetics be damned.