Sentences with phrase «sheer number of houses»

The biggest red flag for me was the sheer number of houses for sale.

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«One of the key drivers of the forecasted increase in U.S. housing prices is the sheer number of U.S. Millennials ready and able to form new households and buy a new home,» says Tirupattur.

One of the key drivers of the forecasted increase in U.S. housing prices is the sheer number of U.S. Millennials ready and able to form new households and buy a new home.

Anyone visiting my house who happens to peek into the fridge is always aghast at the sheer number of condiments we have on hand.

One of the more unpleasant facts about life in the Deep South is the sheer number of insects who call your house home.

But sheer numbers are straining health, education and housing services to the brink of collapse.

I think the sheer volume does lend a degree of exaggeration to their numbers, but hey, there are at least 900 (they signed the Amazon are condemning poor James Patterson to a slow death by starvation open letter), plus of course all the staff at traditional publishing houses, and some camp - followers.

With so many cats in the house, owners then feel overwhelmed not just by the sheer numbers, but by the time and effort it takes to take care of so many, as well as the financial cost of food, litter and veterinary bills.

Whether you call it Belmont, Little Italy of the Bronx or Arthur Avenue, the neighborhood beats its other rivals in the sheer number of establishments offering fine Italian - American foods, dining, house wares and other goods.

Amsterdam city officials, anxious to reduce the sheer number of tourists clustering at traditional attractions in the center of the city, such as the Anne Frank House, the Red Light District and Dam Square, have cooked up an innovative marketing campaign to persuade tourists that they should, instead, wander about the city's outer districts.