Sentence examples for tenants compared with from inspiring English sources

Last year's meeting in the Bronx drew 21 speakers (of which 12 were tenants) compared with 55 in Manhattan, he said.

Now, after a series of legal settlements, 42percentt of the projects' units are occupied by nonwhite tenants, compared with 25percentt when the group began its fight, but the two sides are still in court.

The neighborhood, which is 62percentt Latino, is poorer than most in San Francisco: 83percentt of the residents are tenants, compared with 65 to 70percentt in San Francisco as a whole, and the per capita income is $20,112 , versus $32,441 citywide

39 bed bug-exposed tenants were compared with 52 unexposed tenants.

He said Guardian was motivated primarily by health and financial considerations, and he pointed out that a smoker's apartment cost $1,500 to clean when a tenant vacated, compared with $400 for a nonsmoker's.

The median age of Mitchell-Lama tenants is 47, compared with 42 for all tenants.

Legal aid lawyers who are also watching the Santiago case say the rent laws are essential to help maintain affordable housing in the city — the median income for rent-stabilized tenants is $37,000, compared with $52,260 for market-rate tenants, figures from the city's Housing and Vacancy Survey show.

An oversight hearing in 1999 before the New York City Council Committee on Housing and Buildings revealed that the median household income of Mitchell-Lama tenants is $21,611, compared with $26,000 for all New York City tenants.

In the Massachusetts city of Quincy, a pilot project to provide lawyers to tenants led to two-thirds of represented tenants staying in their homes, compared with one-third of unrepresented tenants.

Less than a quarter of social tenants work full time, compared with two-thirds of private renters.

Almost half of social tenants earn low wages compared with just a fifth of the UK population.