Sentence examples for stock of properties from inspiring English sources

Separate figures from the National Association of Estate Agents, meanwhile, showed that the stock of properties for sale picked up in August, increasing to 41 per branch.

Their estate agents have told Dr Richards, 43, and his wife Jacqui, that their listing is attracting the highest number of click-throughs of any of their current stock of properties.

If we allow for a rich-enough stock of properties, we can provide a semantic value for every predicate and abstract singular term of English (or at least for those that could have a semantic value without leading to paradox) and thus account for many linguistic phenomena.

The most compelling defense of the use of properties in the philosophy of mathematics urges that, when we step back and consider the big picture, we see that a rich-enough stock of properties can do all the work of sets and numbers (or that we can use them to define sets and numbers) and that properties can do further things that sets simply cannot.

In 1929 the company's entire stock of properties, land and brewery buildings was valued at £468,833 (£23.2 million in 2010).

The National Assets Management Agency NAMAA) has off-loaded its entire stock of property across the border, valued at £4.5bn, to Cerberus Capital Management.

"Critically, the stock of property on the market continues to hover close to historic lows with new instructions to agents falling in 10 of the last 12 months.

James Hyman, partner for residential sales at property consultants Cluttons, said: "Halifax's figures suggest sellers are still in the driving seat, as the stock of property for sale remains extremely limited, forcing prices upwards.

It is most useful in the areas of building and facility management where managers have a large stock of property, which require monitoring and control.

Gilmartin says the stocks of property and casualty insurers like AIG will take losses.

It began with a stock of 10,000 properties abandoned by owners or seized by the city for tax delinquency.