Sentence examples for occupancy homes from inspiring English sources

Rather, he argues, the only definite driver of suicide rates seems to be population density: Contrary to what Douthat might expect, there's no correlation zero between a states' suicide rate and religion, marriage rates, or single occupancy homes.

Rates of single occupancy homes have soared, from 14% in 1961 to nearly 35% in 2011, and the number of single people has risen by five points to more than 35%.

Landlords have criticised a planned licensing scheme for Southampton's multiple occupancy homes as "unnecessary".

The law applies to single-, double- and triple-occupancy homes.

The subject is the tide of rubbish engulfing parts of Headingley, Burley and Hyde Park where thousands of students live happily in multi-occupancy homes.

These multiple-occupancy homes were most popular with single people under 35 and over 65, both of whom found that they could live more cheaply than they could alone, while remaining independent.

Leeds university union is on the case, adding its voice to attempts to get the thoughtless minority to wise up; and there's a long-standing and well-reasoned effort by local residents both to limit the sheer number of multi-occupancy homes and encourage those in them to be good neighbours.

Further, the integrated personal exposure was calculated as PNC multiplied by time for the periods when the person was at home (personal exposure at home) and away from home (personal exposure away from home) according to the information on occupancy times at home from the individual diaries.

We used the median reported data from the National Human Activity Patterns Survey (NHAPS) (Klepeis et al. 2001) to establish meal times and to establish archetypal home occupancy patterns based on occupant age (0 5, 6 17, 18 64, ≥ 65 years) and weekend or weekday (for specific assignments, see Supplemental Material, Table S2).

But over the decades, tourists and beachgoers went elsewhere, hotels became single-room occupancy buildings, nursing homes proliferated and 99-cent stores replaced more high-end retailers.

The developer also projected that, "With the initial occupancy of these homes, the owners... will effectively control the local government, its zoning and ordinances".