Sentence examples for private amenities from inspiring English sources

Detroit has some of the worst municipal services in the country so the gentrifying areas increasingly turn to their own private amenities to compensate.

Enter the "social condenser", an idea developed by the Organisation of Contemporary Architects, who spearheaded revolutionary ideas of collective living through standardised Stroikom units, confining private amenities to a single cell while facilities like kitchens and living space were communal.

"Since the recreation spaces are there, we wanted to see if buyers would be interested in having them as private amenities" in one-of-a-kind residences, said Roberta L. Axelrod, director of residential conversions at Time Equities.

The study encompasses private market products such as timber, pine cones, and forest conservation intermediate services; and non-market final services that include private amenities and public services such as landscape, free-access recreation and carbon sequestration services.

Removing the obstacles to women entering the job market obviously means putting in place a sufficient number of public or private amenities for young children, and this at least until the latter reach compulsory school age.

For families with children, it is safer to let the little ones play outside the home's private amenities than in the hotel.

For the first 100 years of its existence, West Princes Street Gardens was the private amenity of Princes Street proprietors.

To deliver living roofs across London, we will have to turn some traditional planning assumptions on their heads, enhance and provide more public space and think of new ways of providing private amenity space and other benefits.

But many of the ills associated with cities -- economic inequality, social fragmentation, disregard for the economically unproductive, the gap between public and private amenity -- are by-products of our way of life.

Cork natural growth and private amenity are the main products explaining private income in dehesa farms.

Our accounting approach revises and extends the standard agricultural and forestry sector income accounts by incorporating intermediate products, natural growth, private amenity, carbon sequestration and capital gain.