Sentences with phrase «overhang of»

Suggestion for your island... our island is approx. 5 ft long x 2 ft deep, with an additional overhang of counter of 12 inches.

If your garden is dominated by the overhang of a tree, angle the fabric so that it can also act as a canopy, protecting the area below.

An overhang of previously owned homes on the market has left builders with little appetite to break ground on new projects and is frustrating the housing sector's recovery two years after the end of the 2007 - 09 recession.

Even where there is a huge overhang of housing inventory, there is a big difference.

«In addition, investors report a significant uncalled capital overhang of $ 47 billion, which also limits the need for new capital deployment.»

There's also a deep overhang of prospective sellers who have already decided to rent their homes rather than sell.

The overhang of foreclosed properties in markets hit hardest by the housing collapse will continue to affect the housing recovery in those markets.

As the housing market continues its slow climb from the abyss, successful agents and brokers will contribute to the recovery by clearing the market of the huge overhang of distressed properties and — in a rare win / win scenario — grow their own businesses in the process.

«This notion that investors have an overhang of uncalled capital fits with what we are seeing in the transaction market,» Jim Costello, senior vice president at Real Capital Analytics, told Commercial Property Executive.

As the Financial Times» Stephen Foley wrote, «the risk is that the flippers represent an overhang of inventory that will keep a lid on prices, as they trickle their properties out into the market.»

The number of renters soared over this period thanks to an overhang of student loans and much tighter credit.

The result is a lost opportunity for the industry to shrink its massive overhang of inventory.

A large overhang of shadow inventory still looms in New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut.

«It took only four years to absorb that overhang of supply,» observes Wilson.

An overhang of sublease and shadow space will have the market struggling to absorb the overcapacity this year.

Developers prudently put the brakes on new building as the industry worked to absorb the overhang of vacant space.

There was never an overhang of short sellers on bitcoin prices, which is going to change from December 10 and December 18.

Mark Fulton, advisor to Carbon Tracker, former head of research at Deutsche Bank Climate Change Advisors, and co-author of the report, said: «Our work shows thermal coal has the most significant overhang of unneeded supply in terms of carbon of all fossil fuels on any scenario.

Mark Fulton, a CTI adviser and co-author of the report, says the group had found that coal had «the most significant overhang of unneeded supply in terms of carbon of all fossil fuels on any scenario.

In terms of carbon there is a clear overhang of fossil fuels beyond what can be burned in a 2 °C scenario; there is a lively debate about the financial implications.

Revenues and average selling prices for solar PV module manufacturers continued to drop in 2012 amid a continued overhang of supply.

He said the government would deal with the large overhang of renewable energy certificates, which has been in the scheme since Labor made change to the solar rooftop scheme in 2010.

Equally, it is inconceivable that government borrowings designed to accelerate a reduction in the overhang of private debt, recapitalise banks and forestall an immediate collapse in spending can not earn a return far above costs.

The housing bust, the overhang of household debt and ill - timed cuts in public spending have created a situation in which nobody wants to spend; and because your spending is my income and my spending is your income, this leads to a depressed economy over all.

With the court drama behind them, Bethesda is, in the words of Zenimax Chairman and CEO Robert Altman, «able to develop future Fallout titles for our fans without third party involvement or the overhang of others» legal claims.»

On the main building of the property you will note the third floor eyebrow - style windows tucked under the roof overhang of this Bahamian - influenced home, built after the 1886 fire that destroyed much of Old Town at the time.

There are two longnose Hawkfish that hide under the overhang of black coral, a great site to see.

An overhang of 4 - 6» helps prevent rain and hail from blowing inside.

In his remarks, Paulson noted the «overhang of unsold houses... poses by far the biggest downside risk» to the U.S. economy.

The report also surmised that «the overhang of vacant units for rent, for sale, or held off the market (including foreclosed homes) is another serious concern.»

Apparently there was more overhang of preferred shareholders than I had accounted for and the preferred A shares did not revalue in the timeframe I had anticipated so I exited.

This was never a good deal for Rite Aid shareholders as the price was low and there was going to be a constant overhang of private equity shares depressing the share price.

There is still a significant overhang of stock that has been or will be spun off.

«Mr. Krugman explains most economists initially considered the 2009 recession to be the simple byproduct of the financial crisis (which it has turned out not to be)... «As a result, many economists — myself (Krugman) included — turned to a view that stressed nonbanking issues, especially the broader effects of the collapsed housing and the overhang of private debt.»

I said this was a zero, because paying the mortgage payment is not the problem here; it is the overhang of excess houses.

Thus far, we've got a strong rally off the recent trough, with uninspiring sponsorship but good breadth, reasonable but not strikingly attractive valuations, and an overhang of increasingly distressed mortgage and non-residential debt that looks like Armageddon Part II in the offing, because we are doing nothing to restructure it.

Don't be surprised if the context in which we operate for some time to come has a lot to do with this vast overhang of content.

A jewfish, six feet long and easily three hundred pounds, his blotchy hide mimicking the sun - dappled rock, pouting lower lip thick as Anna's wrist, lay without moving beneath an overhang of a coral - covered rock less...

euphoria than before, and more concern about discoverability under that stupendous overhang of output, the «tsunami of content» enabled by digital means.

The Sportswagon's rear suspension has been subtly tuned to accommodate the longer rear overhang of the boot, and the potential for larger, heavier luggage loads than the five - door hatchback.

A new feature for this year is the stitching on the overhang of the instrument cluster.

The surround to the large, trapezoidal lower grille projects powerfully forward of the bonnet front edge and upper grille in a pronounced step, and is less pointed and more vertical than before, resulting in a reduction to the vehicle's front overhang of some 20 mm.

Prohibits states from prescribing or enforcing a regulation that imposes a vehicle length limitation of less than 80 feet on a stinger - steered automobile transporter with a front overhang of less than 4 feet and a rear overhang of less than 6 feet.

Most notable is the central display screen, previously buried under an overhang of dash but now standing tall and on its own above the central vents.

Just as the benefit overhang of GM, Chrysler, and Ford finally forced changes in their plans, the growing share of K — 12 spending consumed by these retirement benefit systems may force similar changes.

The alignments were filtered to have an overhang of at least 8 nt and entropy of the offset distribution of at least 1.5 bits.

The party will then face many of the same challenges as the current government: an ageing population; straining public services; high migration from poorer EU states; persistent inequality; and the economic and fiscal overhang of the worst crisis for 80 years.

But the whole world now realises that the huge overhang of debt means that the recovery will take longer and be harder than had been hoped.

In particular, a massive overhang of debt from a decade - long boom when economic growth was based on unsustainable household borrowing, unrealistic house prices, dangerously high banking leverage, and a failure of governments to put their public finances in order.

Sometimes the baby's body is curled up a little bit too much, so if you grab the baby and curl his rump down a little bit more, kind of making sure that maybe if you take like the palm of your hand and push into the area between the shoulder blade and the spine, if you do that, sometimes the baby even digs that chin in a little deeper, separating the safe and the nose from the overhang of the breast.