Sentence examples for suitable spaces from inspiring English sources

She said the group looks for suitable spaces wherever it can find them, mainly in colleges, libraries and offices.

Big box stores have been entering the market despite the difficulty of finding suitable spaces in Manhattan, said Robert K. Futterman, chief executive of RKF Associates, a retail brokerage firm.

I can only hope that event organisers will use the more suitable spaces in our city to hold their events instead of trying to privatise the few free, public spaces that we have".

Richard Coraine, the chief operating officer of Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group, which owns establishments as diverse at Gramercy Tavern and Shake Shack, estimates that landlords now demand between $50,000 and $75,000 a month for suitable spaces, "compared to half of that 10 years ago".

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But finding suitable space in Manhattan proved to be difficult.

She figured she could work in the apartment if it had suitable space.

Beyond a divine impetus, he suggests that Harlem was where his church could afford a suitable space.

"The city says it will look for a more suitable space," said Maura Gallucci of Empire State Development Corporation, a state agency.

Another factor helping Westchester is the growing lack of suitable space elsewhere, said Frank Boccanfuso, president of FMB Real Estate Services in White Plains.