Sentence examples for small homeowners from inspiring English sources

Big corporations and small homeowners could rely on the surging global capital markets, while small business found itself crowded out.

OUTDOOR SPACE: The house shares one acre with three other houses as part of a small homeowners' association.

Mr. Bloomberg said that the law, which would exempt small homeowners, would save the city up to $37.5 million a year.

"The grossest unfairness has been putting these innocent small homeowners and shopkeepers in the middle, making them the pawns in this dispute".

It all sounded good to the working and white middle classes, union members, small homeowners, businessmen, older citizens and outer-borough residents who were disgusted with Mr. Lindsay's shopworn "Fun City" politics.

The newest phenomena are spot building on infill lots in Staten's Island's oldest North Shore neighborhoods, and small homeowner communities of attached housing on an acre or two of land off public streets already lined with single-family homes.

Why should a small homeowner have his house seized for the benefit of a large corporation?

Lost in that calculus is making sure that the process is the most efficient and cheapest for the small homeowner or business that uses that power.

In his case and others, investors and lenders are forgiving losses incurred after a bubble in which everyone from the smallest homeowner to the largest bank was overleveraged.

Other skirmishes around the flag's display, largely centered on its association with the Tea Party, have entangled small businesses, homeowners' associations, and even an empty building.

Reforming our municipal deposit law is a no-cost strategy that will help credit unions and savings banks make loans to new and growing small businesses, homeowners and other community residents.