Sentence examples for not having much property from inspiring English sources

In the middle of the state, many communities complain that the formula punishes them for not having much property.

Theyre not having much luck.

In April, a California court ruled that the animal kingdom does not have much in the way of property rights, either, in a case involving a Celebes crested macaque who took a selfie using a nature photographer's camera.

If things stay as they are and the property market continues to flatline, they may not have much choice.

But he has not had much success.

Unsurprisingly, that has not had much effect.

This argument has not had much publicity.

What You'll Pay Milford lays claim to having the longest shoreline in Connecticut, but Milford Center itself doesn't have much waterfront property — and the lack acts as a price curb.

The visitors don't have much respect for private property".

Along my road, there were a number of houses that were set farther apart than they would have been in town but still didn't have much in the way of property.

Many of the renters are transients who don't have much incentive to maintain the properties, Mr. Hammond said.