Sentence examples for return to fair from inspiring English sources

A return to fair value will mean either rising rents or falling prices.

Low inflation implies that prices may have to fall by more in absolute terms to return to fair value.

But this should raise both prices and rents, leaving their ratios unchanged.Prices do not necessarily need to drop sharply to return to fair value.

"We hope that with relief from this case, we will be able to stop the harm to this industry and return to fair competition in this market".

Of course, Barbaro never had the chance to return to Fair Hill, having shattered his right hind leg in the Preakness.

Let me know if you decide to return to "fair and balanced".Lauren Ritchie Oyster Bay Cove, New YorkI am also mystified by how you got from "it is a risk" and "it is a gamble" to "wholeheartedly" supporting him as president.

Soon afterward, Vyjack returned to Fair Hill for treatment at Jackson's Fair Hill Equine Therapy Center.

Barbaro returned to Fair Hill to prepare for the Preakness.

Deflation pushes up the real burden of debt, while the value of assets linked to that debt, such as house prices, may have to fall even more sharply in nominal terms to return to a fair level.

At this year's Fair, many of the founding exhibitors will be exhibiting work: Picasso expert and private dealer in Old Master and Modern Prints, Frederick Mulder will be showcasing 25 rare linocuts by Picasso, priced between £250 and £25,000; New York dealers, Hill-Stone Inc, return to the Fair with a selection of Old Master and Modern Prints, including etchings by Rembrandt and Pissaro.

I hope the real-estate world will have moved from its current, standard two-digit return to a (fair enough) one-digit return which prioritises predictability over profitability in the way developers invest in cities. Alejandro Aravena is the director of the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale and executive director of Elemental.