Sentence examples for rent created from inspiring English sources

Still, keeping in mind today's realities of Russian participation in "car" GVCs, employment policy and labour legislation seem to be important (trade unions, workers' rights), which could artificially increase the rent created in the assembly segment, though this would have a negative effect on the prices.

But adding small roommates, especially the kind that do not contribute to rent, creates perhaps the single greatest obstacle to staying in the city.

Poorer wage earners left out of the boom have to rent, creating a new class of private-sector landlords whose collective equity is now estimated to top £800bn.

It becomes a vicious cycle: the mainstays close and the new establishments follow suit when they themselves cannot meet the high rents, creating undistinguished replacements, high turnover and eventually vacancies.

By applying the principles of service design across the whole customer experience – from joining to booking to renting – Livework created the conditions that helped lead Streetcar to merge with the world's largest car-sharing company, Zipcar.

The gas station, which could not be rented, was created by building a store on the side of the road on the outskirts of Lancaster and fitting it with gas pumps from a station that had recently gone out of business.

To pay the rent she created a "fictionalised" CV and worked in publishing and PR (she launched the "onesie" — persuading Harry Styles to wear one).

White and others are not wrong: the precise economic conditions – namely, cheap rent – which created the cultural ferment of New York City in the late 70s do not exist in New York any more ("In Berlin, perhaps," White notes).

AFFLUENT workers willing to pay thousands of dollars for monthly rent have created a brisk high-end apartment market downtown, a turnaround from the mid-1990's, when few people wanted to live in the business district, anchor retailers were leaving and planners feared the city center was becoming blighted.

The dividends escape taxation, and the original rent that created the dividends is deducted from taxable income in the states where the "expense" is incurred.

Governments strengthened research universities through schemes such as the 'Project 985'a and 'Project 211'b and encouraged universities to increase their incomes by using their teaching and research resources to provide (adult) training programs, renting facilities, creating joint projects with industrial enterprises, and forming firms (UREs).