Sentence examples for upgrade properties from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mackenzie said the company's strategy is to continually upgrade properties to justify higher rents at lease expiration.

And he said 60 private-sector companies, nonprofit organizations and state and local governments — including Best Buy, Walgreens, Alcoa, the A.F.L.-C.I.O., Michigan State University, Cleveland Clinic and Delaware — had committed to an additional $2 billion in financing to upgrade properties equivalent to 500 Empire State Buildings.

The upgraded properties (surface area, pore volume and hydrophilicity) of the resulting porous carbon felt (PCF) in comparison to commercial carbon felt (raw CF), creates a suitable support for the entrapment of MWCNTs bearing negative charges at neutral pH and BOD enzymes, all the components being entrapped in chitosan layer reticulated with glutaraldehyde.

Even with less new inventory, landlords feel the need to upgrade older properties.

Mayor Austin H. Kutscher Jr. notes that the borough has obtained a $200,000 grant from the State Department of Community Affairs, which allows it to offer residents loans of up to $10,000 each to upgrade historic properties.

"This is not an issue of compelling necessity," said Sherwin Belkin, a partner in Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman, a law firm that has advised owners on how to use demolition applications to upgrade their properties.

Recent efforts in nanocrystal synthesis have shifted to secondary structure manipulation to upgrade the properties of individual nanocrystals based on interactions between their subunits [14 18].

Although such furnaces make it possible to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, their use for this purpose remains marginal and more research is needed to upgrade the properties of the charcoal so it can be used in conventional blast furnaces.

In a time-honored practice typical of dictators the world over, however, the money was instead used to upgrade family properties.

"We said anybody could convert, provided they could upgrade the property from a structural and a health point of view.

"People were not upgrading their properties, because the environmental requirements made it too expensive for the owners of small, struggling properties," Ms. Marchetta said.