Sentence examples for office improvement from inspiring English sources

And the prospects for box office improvement were dim, since the rival All-America Football Conference would begin play the following season, with a franchise in Cleveland that seemed to be the strongest in the league.

"Irena" producers are referring, hopefully, to the archbishop's praise as the "Obama effect," a reference to the box office improvement for "Joe Turner" recently, after President Obama and the first lady, Michelle, attended the play.

My Favorite Room: Tim Allen's office improvement: a window to his world.

Off Campus Living Office Improvements: To support the off-campus student life experience, the Off-Campus Living Office has developed presentations and information for admitted students.

Along with anticipated energy savings of 50percentthethe White Plains office improvements are expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 4,100 tons a year.

Only about 25percentt of Equity Office's net operating income comes from healthy markets, while about 40percentt comes from areas like Dallas, Houston and Chicago, where rents have fallen and landlords have to spend heavily on office improvements to lure and retain tenants, Mr. Sullivan said.

Pruitt, a former attorney general of Oklahoma, had come under increasing pressure over issues including the use of public funds for travel and office improvements; for using an obscure provision of the Safe Drinking Water Act to give pay raises to two aides; and for having paid $50 a night to rent a room in a Capitol Hill townhouse from the wife of an energy industry lobbyist.

They are also throwing in generous office improvements and parking concessions.

"I have the first 10 weeks in hand -that's a third of the season," he said, "and based on what I see there's no way we're going to fall below 93percentt". Average percentages for sales at the house have slid gradually from the upper 90's to the mid 80's over the past decade, so if the 93percentt prediction is borne out, it will represent a dramatic box-office improvement.

According to the Labor Department's household survey, the number of employed people in Wisconsin has increased to 2.86 million from 2.83 million when Mr. Walker took office, an improvement of about 1 percent.

All the new owners have vowed to spruce up MPG's former buildings and court new tenants by putting up money for their office space improvements that MPG was unable to provide in its waning days.