Sentence examples for settlements for example from inspiring English sources
Compact urban settlements, for example, are generally more energy efficient than dispersed ones(Owens 1986; Newman and Kenworthy 1989, 1990; Lowe 1991 Gilbert19922).
There are likely to be big urban informal settlements, for example, which are not included in the most recent census, and therefore don't exist for sampling purposes.
Hedge funds that have acquired life settlements, for example, are keen to buy and sell policies more easily, so they can cash out both on investments that are losing money and on ones that are profitable.
In addition to securitizing life settlements, for example, some banks are repackaging their money-losing securities into higher-rated ones, called re-remics (re-securitization of real estate mortgage investment conduits).
Rules concerning distance from lay settlements, for example, had to be interpreted and implemented differently depending on whether tropical, moderate, or (as in the case of Tibet and Mongolia) subarctic climatic conditions prevailed.
Addams views the residents of social settlements, for example, as having "an opportunity of seeing institutions from the recipient's standpoint" because they are not distant institutions but neighbors.
That windfall could be an inheritance or proceeds of a legal settlement, for example.
There's Russian oligarch Dmitry Rybolovlev's famous $4.5 billion settlement, for example.
The settlement, for example, requires that the Google board consider the best interests of the shareholders before issuing more than 10 million Class C shares.
Not covered by the investigation and tentative settlement, for example, are Google's methods for mining and making money on data from services like Gmail and maps that are separate from its search engine but integrally linked to it.
Under the program, Interest on Lawyers Trust Accountss, interest on legal clients' short-term deposits -- money for an imminent mortgage settlement, for example -- is pooled, and the interest used for legal services through foundations that all 50 states have established.
