Sentence examples for suitable office space from inspiring English sources

It said London remained a desirable place for multinationals, and there was a shortage of suitable office space in the capital.

Over the years with creating her two startups, Versteeg discovered how hard it was to find a suitable office space due to landlords skittish about the legal ambiguity of her industry.

With recent talk of early-stage startups being squeezed out of the Old Street area of East London's 'Silicon Roundabout' (or Tech City, to give it its UK government sanctioned name), it's no surprise to see a new startup crop up to help other startups in the city find suitable office space.

Within reason, former Presidents are also given by law their choice of "suitable" office space for life.

Though Deutsche Bank has not said what it would do with its parcel if the building is torn down, it has indicated that it would be willing to sell it, which could provide a contiguous piece of land suitable for office space.

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"For the first time in N.Y.C. history," he said, "new office space suitable for a broad range of needs can be produced in an N.Y.C. location adjacent to the Manhattan core for the same cost, or less, than at the nearby suburban locations".

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To qualify for accreditation, attachment institutions had to demonstrate availability of suitable infrastructure (e.g., office space to host the fellow and a variety of projects in which fellows could participate) as well as potential mentors to support fellows' training.

The new furniture was needed, he said, because the old furniture was "not suitable" for the new, open cubicle office space.

Jonathan D. Switzer, a senior managing director of the Winokur Realty Company, agreed that Eighth Avenue in Chelsea was looking more attractive to retailers put off by the high prices and lack of suitable locations in SoHo, where he leases office space.