Sentence examples for wild property from inspiring English sources

Wild property price swings are more consistent with great uncertainty about the future.

In Spain, the property developers, financial institutions and politicians who fuelled the country's wild property boom, come in for a beating.

But while Britain suffers wild property crashes, prices in many areas of France keep rising and finished higher in 2010 on the year before despite predictions of a slump.

But Mr Mas-Colell adds that Catalans will take into account Madrid's attitude and any offers it makes them.Seen from Madrid, 619 kilometres from Barcelona but only two-and-a-half hours away by high-speed train, Mr Mas's gambit is an unwelcome distraction from the hard grind of dealing with the hangover from the wild property boom of the early-to-mid 2000s.

The released enzyme kept the wild type properties, was highly glycosylated, stable in a wide pH range and high temperature, and had an acidic pH optimum.

Most cities on the list are places that didn't see much price appreciation while much of the rest of the country went wild flipping properties for higher profits.

For Rab5 the switch II glutamine mutation results in a form that displays near wild type properties in terms of GAP-stimulated GTP hydrolysis, yet strongly compromised basal GTP hydrolysis.

In addition to proteins such as ATM, ATR and Chk2 that regulate the stability and function of p53 through phosphorylation, a second, functionally distinct, group of proteins is now emerging that appear to operate as cofactors stimulating one or more of the wild-type properties of p53.

Although all garlic has this property, wild garlic has the greatest effect on lowering blood pressure.

He pledged to keep the property wild for study and research, and added in his proposal: "Under no circumstances would we open the Christmas Mountains to the public".

Mr. Serpico's plan had been a simple one — to keep his property wild and leave it to a preservation group upon his death, possibly for use as a retreat for other whistle-blowing police officers.