Sentence examples for which vacancy from inspiring English sources

Matthew Hopkinson, director of LDC said 2013 was a "pivotal year" for town centres in which vacancy rates had stabilised.

These lukewarm predictions come after a year in which vacancy rates increased and rents softened in most parts of Manhattan, the boroughs and suburbs.

We have also found atomistically the dynamical process in which vacancy and interstitial faulted Frank loops transform into perfect loops by the application of the external shear stress or by raising the temperature.

None of this bodes well for the future of central bank independence — not just for the remainder of Trump's presidency, but for either the five or 11 years Moore would serve if he is confirmed by the Senate, depending on which vacancy Trump ultimately nominates him for.

Therefore, calculating Eform of each defective structure can give information about which vacancy is an energetically preferable structure.

Also, the formation energy (Eform) of h-BN with different densities of vacancy was also calculated to clarify which vacancy configuration is preferred to be formed in the structure of h-BN monolayer.

We propose mechanisms in which vacancy-hydrogen defects form either due to hydride, or because of the elevated hydrogen chemical potential at the Al surface.

IT and telecoms was the only sector in which vacancies were up on last year.

They point out that there may be a floor below which vacancies will not fall, however dire the state of the job market.

Even a casual look at the term's 5-to-4 decisions shows what could lie ahead, depending on which president gets to fill which vacancies, if any.

Work by Steven Davis of the University of Chicago, Jason Faberman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and John Haltiwanger of the University of Maryland suggests that firms' recruiting efforts—as represented by advertising spending, hiring standards and compensation packages explain about a third of the variation in the pace at which vacancies are filled.