Sentence examples for share of empty from inspiring English sources
The share of empty properties awaiting a buyer the so-called homeowner vacancy rate was 2% or below until 2006, at which point the housing boom started to hit trouble.
— The rivalry may not be quite what it was a generation ago, and the arena on Long Island may now have its share of empty seats, even for games against the team from Manhattan.
One way to decrease procurement costs would be to reduce the share of empty trips with truck and trailer.
The share of empty homes for sale rose to 2.9% in the fourth quarter of 2008, the most since data recording began in 1956.
Since he lived a 20-minute cab ride away and since their relationship, for all its animus, still extended to things like hospital visits and accompaniment to chemotherapy appointments, he did do his share of emptying buckets when she vomited and showing up at the emergency room when she had a crisis of pain or hydration.
His American-trained men set off from the legendary town on the southern fringe of the Sahara desert to patrol hundreds of kilometres of Mali's share of the empty vastness, trying to show that they, and not the terrorists, armed bandits and other assorted ne'er-do-wells control the sands.Mr Ag Metky's mission is a tiny part of what the Americans call the Trans-Sahara Counter-Terrorism Partnership.
Tired of living in a country where faith-based politicians and pundits deny the validity of science and use the public's ignorance to stir up hate and sow dissension to keep people from asking why their overlords resist paying a fair share of taxes and instead empty the treasury to line their pockets?
There have been reports of stores already selling out of bottled water, with many sharing pictures on social media of empty shelves in shops.
Or in low rent, shared office space, with lots of empty pizza boxes.
There were lots of empty rooms, and share prices were gutted.
You're going to have to kill me!" The executives did not want to start over, because it would mean the loss of their entire investment, but they also initially rejected Cameron's offer of forfeiting his share of the profits as an empty gesture; they felt that profits would be unlikely.
