Sentence examples for well-housed from inspiring English sources

Among other positive comments, she highlighted the UK's "history of ensuring that low-income households are not obliged to cope with insecure tenure and poor housing conditions, and can be well-housed".

Many companies in the 19th century built special housing for their employees in the belief that a well-housed employee was more productive than one living in a dump.

Localism sounds fine in principle but the reality is that the well-off and the well-housed are using it to resist, rather than promote, the development of new homes.

Company towns, such as Pullman, were constructed, the argument being that well-housed, well-educated workers would be more productive than their feckless, slum-dwelling contemporaries.Companies introduced pensions and health-care benefits long before governments told them to do so.

They are growing rapidly in Hungary, thanks to lavish government subsidies, and now many eyes are on the Poles, who are the least well-housed in the region and like to build their own homes.

There are legions of well-housed, well-paid people – working class as well as middle class, and by no means always white – who consider themselves superior to others based on their skin colour, and countless more badly housed, badly off people who are no more driven to fascism than to veganism.

This is partly true, if we think of Bordeaux solely as the great old chateaus and their not-so-well-housed garagiste cousins.

She seemed well housed among Toulouse-Lautrec's louche Venuses.

Inside, the diplomats and the advocates of the dispossessed are well dressed, well housed, well fed.

Could we have done more to ensure that the people we're here to help are well housed?

If the threat to our housing and our children's chances of being well housed is realised as optional, rather than inevitable, then there is hope.