Sentence examples for surveyors from inspiring English sources

In London, 45% more surveyors reported a decline in the number of inquiries.

According to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), which publishes a Cyprus property price index, the average cost of a three-bed house in Paphos fell from €460,000 in December 2009 to €343,000 in December 2014, a 25% drop.

The number of surveyors reporting rising house prices fell to its lowest level in 19 months in December as buyer demand continued to fade, according to the latest data to show a slowdown in the UK housing market.

For Oliver, woods weren't abstract entities; they were symbiotic networks of carpenters, beetles, deer, land-thieves, lichens, pollards, surveyors and toadstools.

While the balance of surveyors reporting growth fell in most parts of the UK, it was most marked in London, where for a fourth consecutive quarter more reported price falls than rises.

It said the number of potential new buyers had dipped for the sixth consecutive month in December, with 10% more surveyors across the country reporting a rise in buyer registrations during the month than reported a fall.

In its latest survey, only 11% more surveyors had seen price rises than had seen price falls over the final three months of the year, down from 14% in November's survey and well below the peak of 58% recorded in March.

Lawyers, surveyors, accountants.

More than 4m Spanish dwellings have been built over the past decade, according to Britain's Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

Policy wonks are pessimistic about that, Ms Rampell explains, because then the census surveyors would be forced to spend time and money trying to track people down time and money they probably won't have, because the Census Bureau is facing budget cuts anyway.

GPS provides not only satellite-navigation systems in cars and boats; it is used by internet service providers, by banks and by surveyors.