Sentence examples for that estates from inspiring English sources

It's in the nature of things that estates come and go.

It found that estates were more likely to be reported at less than their full value if a lawyer prepared the estate tax return.

To some extent the peculiar Athenian disabilities were due to a desire on the part of the polis to ensure that estates did not become concentrated in few hands, thus undermining the democracy of smallholders.

However, the council is adamant that estates like the Heygate, dominated by social housing of an unfashionable kind, are bad for the people living there as well as for the wider community.

Cameron claimed that estates such as Broadwater Farm in north London have suffered "decades of neglect" – that's nonsense, given that most council dwellings have been modernised in the last 15 years under Labour's Decent Homes programme.

There is nothing in the fabric of a building that urges people towards a life of criminal endeavour, as Cameron knows, but saying that estates are crime-ridden implicitly says that tenants on estates – often the poor, unemployed and marginalised – are inclined to violence and law-breaking.

Foxtons has certainly changed the way that estate agents operate.

In today's America, we call that estate planning".

"Because you might live on that estate or you might hang round that estate … OK, I fit the description.

Pushy may be the reputation that estate agents have got but I hate that image".

We expected that estate duty would be reintroduced and this was not done.