Sentence examples for properties on which from inspiring English sources

Riemann goes on to say that, without this assumption, the units of comparison that are the basis for astronomical and other measurements — rays of light as the shortest path between two points, rigid bodies like meter sticks as the basis of distance measurement — no longer have the invariant properties on which one can base valid measurements.

CBS did not have any cable properties on which to show baseball.

It created a land bank to acquire properties on which owners had not paid local taxes.

The ruralistas oppose the expropriation of properties on which such conditions are found.

In recent years, British mortgage lenders began offering loans exceeding the value of the properties on which they were based.

Saʿīd first visited Zanzibar in 1828; he shortly acquired the only two properties on which cloves were then grown.

such astute and far-sighted business men as John Egan, Richard Fitzpatrick, William F. English, Dr. J. V. Harris and members of the Biscayne Bay Company had purchased one after another the property on which Miami now stands, yet failed to realize that they held the site of a future city in their hands.

Or they are simply realizing that one day soon there won't be any more waterfront property on which to build new trophy mansions — no matter how much an heiress is willing to pay.

They discovered the property on which their current home sits while kayaking on the Hudson.

For example, the lawsuit cited a $10 million property on which the borrower paid off the loan.

Some, like Mr. Knight's, are full-fledged churches that own the property on which they rest.