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en A number of factors contribute to the sustained demand for rented accommodation in Yorkshire. The burgeoning student population of England’s largest county, with major universities at Sheffield, Hull, Leeds and York, among others, underpin demand for rented properties. Many students, after graduation, remain in the county and as ‘first jobbers’ look for shared accommodation with their friends in the major towns. An important demographic trend that has sustained the growth of the private rented sector over the past decade or so has been the tendency for young people to leave the family home at a fairly young age to go on to further education and not return. In addition, there has been a net influx of jobs in some parts of Yorkshire which has helped create a requirement for more rented homes.

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en Landlords are very bullish because they know there is still strong demand for rented accommodation. This stems from aspiring first-time buyers who cannot afford to enter the market.

en I actually rented my car. The car I won the championship in I rented for $50 a week.

en We found unacceptable conduct by the organization we rented the facility to. The facility was rented in good faith with no knowledge this type of conduct would take place.

en In New York I didn't have a TV. I had a rented bed. I never hung art on the walls. I always liked to be able to throw everything into a bag and leave. And I think I have that attitude about certain relationships, and I think it was a protective measure.

en This has nothing to do with the (National Olympic Committee) or the (Austrian Skiing Federation), this was rented for private citizen.

en We have had extraordinary requests. We rented Concorde for a private birthday party to go to the Bahamas -- it cost $1 million each way.

en The suffering from the storm certainly cut across racial and class lines. But the odds of living in a damaged area were clearly much greater for blacks, residents who rented their homes and poor people.

en Recently I started thinking about my legacy and what I'm going to leave. I don't want it to be 'stuff.' I want it to be thoughts and ideas. I think about my time on earth as rented and I want to leave a small footprint.

en The city, as an accommodation to the county and to some degree so that it would be done and done properly, has been using local personnel to raise and lower the dam and to point out major problem to the county and get it fixed.

en He said, the last time I rented to you people, it turned out to be a big event, big blowout, or something like that.

en The students love the production beyond words. We rented a backdrop from Hollywood, and we borrowed some costumes from the high school. We've a grand project going here.

en We rented another four buildings for pilgrims, which could accommodate thousands of people for lodging.

en Jacqueline Kennedy rented and then built homes in the horse country of Virginia where she would take these Thursday to Tuesday weekends and just come back to the White House two or three days during the week.


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