Sentence examples for sick housing from inspiring English sources

Just as the NHS was established to provide a health service for all, including the very sick, housing associations were set up to provide homes for those in the greatest need.

David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation said the figures were "yet another symptom of a very sick housing market that is carving ever-greater chasms between those who own a home and those who don't".

A sick housing market nearly killed the financial industry and we almost had the Second Great Depression.

Sick housing markets weaken the economy and lower tax bases, which hurts state revenues and in turn helps create a budget gap.

The inmate's account told how both Anne and Margot fell ill and were taken to the camp's sick house.

We've heard of sick houses, with lead paint and noxious insulation materials, but this is something new: a stupid house..

Red veins scar streets by mud-brick sick houses cracked glass reflecting pixelated screams in high definition magazines She turns the page.

New York's 19th-century sick houses lie in ruins now, but no one else, unless you count cormorants, has come up with a better use for their former sites.

Formaldehyde, as one of the simplest reactive carbonyl species (RCS), is regarded as a potential carcinogen and a sick house syndrome gas.

Or who lives in that sick house I'm walking past, what did they pay for it, what's the reported property tax value?

On the contrary, in sick houses and buildings, high indoor humidity allows fungal growth (mainly of Penicillium and Aspergillus), with concomitant release of conidia and fragments into the atmosphere.