Sentence examples for rentals for which from inspiring English sources

A tenth of the borough's housing units -- many of them on 14th, 15th and 16th Avenues -- serve as summer rentals for which landlords often charge groups of college students and other young adults tens of thousands of dollars per season.

This also distinguishes Airbnb from sites such as VRBO.com (which stands for Vacation Rental By Owner), designed largely for guest and second homes.While VRBO.com and similar sites charge a listing fee, but no commission, Airbnb allows listings for free, and collects a commission on successful rentals, for which it handles all the financial transactions.

The Island of Montreal contains a high proportion of buildings with multiple units, many of them rentals, for which residential value is more difficult to assign.

The costliest catastrophe was an investment in boxclever, an inaptly named British TV-rental company, for which the bank has had to write down over €700m.

(c Applicants submit applications that identify the duration of the easement or rental contract for which they seek to enroll their land.

An exception was made for all but the wealthiest investors who actively manage rental properties, for which losses of up to $25,000 could be claimed as a deduction.

The possibility of criminal liability will now be examined.The proximate cause was a single bad deal, credit exposure to Boxclever, a British TV-rental firm, for which WestLB last month took a belated, extra euro430m charge on its 2002 accounts.

He made it clear that he was not seeking a change in the decision, mainly because Darien may gain the amount of affordable housing required for a moratorium anyway, upon the opening later this year of a small rental project for which he helped obtain town approvals.

The hotel manager said Simpson told him that Hertz, the auto-rental company for which the former football player has long been a spokesman, was holding "a function" in Chicago.

The hotel manager said Simpson told him that Hertz, the auto rental company for which the ex-athlete long has been a spokesman, was holding "a function" in Chicago.

The couple were seeking something larger than their modest one-bedroom rental in Kips Bay, for which they paid $2,065 a month.