Sentence examples for wealth of property from inspiring English sources
Others are were more sceptical, claiming that the Brompton's plans could "enhance the wealth of property developers as opposed to improving the health of the community".
Chesterman said last month that talk of a housing bubble was misplaced and that investors saw the long-term potential for a cash-generative business that provides consumers with a wealth of property data while charging subscriptions to estate agents.
Artificial selection differs considerably from natural selection, which creates stabilized biological systems that ensure the development of a normal, or so-called wild, phenotype i.e., an organism containing a wealth of properties that preadapt it to a wide variety of environmental conditions and ensure continuation of the species.
Similarly, Cantillon posited that the locations of cities were the result in large part of the wealth of inhabiting property owners and their ability to afford transportation costs wealthier property owners tended to live farther from their property, because they could afford the transportation costs.
One common denominator: the wealth of the property owners challenging restrictions.
Indeed, Babylonian society of the 1st dynasty was, in terms of its individualism, a wealth of private property, and development of commercial exchange, far more "modern" than Roman society of the early republic.
Disney purchased Marvel and its wealth of intellectual property in 2009 for $4 billion.
This means a loss of wealth of the property owner.
But all the same, there's a tremendous wealth of intellectual property that feels so ignored by the games industry, and much of it is modern and exciting, packed with new stories to tell on computers and consoles.
Given the perverse relationship of wealth to property taxes, Trenton residents pay $3.76 per $100 of assessed valuation, while in Princeton the rate is $2.16.
Nucleic acids provide a wealth of interesting properties that can find important applications in nanotechnology.
