Sentence examples for units were lost from inspiring English sources

Among those without a federal subsidy, 12,755, or 53percentt of all units, were lost from 1990 to 2005.

New York State Tenants and Neighbors estimated that 47,000 units were lost during roughly the same period.

It also said 92 housing units were lost, a 5percentt decrease from 1856 in 1990 to 1764 in 2000.

He estimated that during some recent years as many as 1,000 rental units were lost, converted into private homes, like condominiums, or corporate leases and vacation rentals.

The comptroller's office calculated that the city had financed the creation of 12,229 low and moderate-income units in the period since 2002, a period in which the study said 12,943 Mitchell-Lama units were lost.

About 10,000 such units were lost in 2009, according to a study by the Rent Guidelines Board that was released this month; it was the largest net loss since at least 2003.

Recent estimates indicate that about 10,000 public housing units are lost each year because they have become uninhabitable, and repairs needed to reverse this trend are estimated to cost about $49 billion.

Such was the case with a report by analysts at Goldman Sachs on January 5th extolling the benefits of dismembering an old Wall Street rival, JPMorgan Chase (JPM .Sure, net income at a dismembered JPM might dip $6 billion-7 billion as synergies between the various units are lost, argued Richard Ramsden, the note's scribe.

Every year, about 100,000 rental units are lost to obsolescence or failure to meet building codes.

This strategy would enable a direct assessment of how these units are assembled, whether the initial ensembles persist and whether units are lost or gained as an animal matures.

Two days later, Chunuk Bair, now held by British units, was lost to the Turks.