Sentence examples for via house from inspiring English sources
Thyroid hormone homeostasis in children may be disrupted because of exposure to PBDEs and other contaminants via house dust (Suzuki et al. 2007).
Some physicians communicated reasons for denying a bed directly to end-users, while others noted that they might communicate indirectly via house staff or by leaving a message with the receptionist at the operating room desk for the surgeon.
Just as we have known for years that significant exposure to lead occurred via house dust, why has it taken us so long to understand that BFRs and CFRs, which are used in consumer products, also can escape their matrix into house, office, car, and airplane dust, and also will end up in people, the environment, and wildlife?
Being unmarried she had to work for a living, whizzing from secretary at the Times Bookshop via House & Garden (pretty Sloane) to, eventually, Harpers & Queen, where she ruled at Features from 1970 to 1984.
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For 80,000 of the purchases, the government (via housing associations) will finance the remaining cost.
The Fed's basic model suggests that about 14% of the impact of any interest-rate change on the economy is transmitted via housing markets.
Here, rental values are effectively set by benefits because of its prominence among the local population, but there are issues with quality – 80% of the flats and houses the local authority deems inadequate are funded via housing benefit.
Gillian Campbell, Blackpool's cabinet member for housing and public protection, said: "Night shelters play a very important role and we are pleased the support they receive via housing benefit will continue".
Suddenly you see why, for this government, subsidising the rents of the poor via housing benefit is deemed to be wasteful and wrong – but subsidising roofs over middle earners' heads (to the tune of nearly a billion a year through the new Isas by 2020, plus £3.7bn on cheap house loans under the existing help-to-buy scheme), weirdly enough, is not.
