Sentence examples for Surveyors from high-quality English sources.

• "At the very, very beginning, I saw surveyors outside our windows.

• Surveyors depend on geometric and trigonometric methods to measure the land.

• "It took the surveyors 20 nights because they only had three clear nights in that period to get it right.

• More recent statistics from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) paint an equally bullish picture.

• Conservationists say surveyors have begun taking samples, which should not be allowed before the environmental assessment.

• But he said he would have given a gloomier answer than most of his neighbours if the ONS surveyors had questioned him yesterday.

• A sharp estate agent sells them an ancient dilapidated place in Connecticut, which horrified surveyors insist is only fit for demolition.

• Located in southern Alberta, Drumheller became famous in the 1800s when surveyors discovered a rich concentration of dinosaur fossils among its Badlands.

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• England, the most important of a group of financial courts organized during the reign of Henry VIII; the others were the courts of General Surveyors, First Fruits and Tenths, and Wards and Liveries.

• They see a future where underwater robots, known as autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), will be able to do the surveying work without much human oversight, and send the data back to surveyors in the office.

• The cash savings that Americans admit to government surveyors add up to a small fraction—less than a tenth—of the four thousand dollars in bills that’s currently in circulation for every man, woman, and child in the U.S.

• The Nationwide house price index actually rose in August, and the much-watched leading indicator from the monthly survey of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) has also stabilised after a sharp drop in July immediately following the result.

• …complex historical novels followed: in Mason & Dixon (1997), set in the 18th century, Pynchon took the English surveyors Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon as his subject, and Against the Day (2006) moves from the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893 through World War I.

• That, he noted years later, included sending his surveyors “into harm’s way,” since his method targeted specific addresses, including ones in places like the notorious Cabrini Green housing development in Chicago, where crime and gang wars were rampant in the late 1970s.

• The Nepalese surveyors went up to the summit last year, while the Chinese surveyors went up in May, becoming the only team to reach the top in 2020, after Nepal suspended all expeditions during the coronavirus pandemic and China banned foreign travellers.

• During that visit, surveyors for the CMS visited the Andover Subacute Rehabilitation Center II and noted that the facility had failed to consistently monitor and document the behavioral symptoms for residents on antipsychotic medications, according to the records released to Business Insider.

Surveyors sentence examples

• Despite estate agents being allowed to reopen in England on 13 May following an eight-week shutdown, sales and house prices continued to fall across the UK in May, according to a monthly survey of surveyors and estate agents from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics).

• "There is increasing concern that the combination of significant job losses over the coming months allied to the scaling back of policy initiatives in early 2021 will have an adverse impact on transaction levels," warned Simon Rubinsohn, chief economist at The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

• But the balance of UK surveyors reporting price rises in July was down from 7% in June, partly owing to more surveyors in the South East reporting house price falls than the number reporting increases - a welcome move for many potential first-time buyers struggling to buy in this area.

• Gavin Newsom of California said Friday that a robust testing regimen would begin for state nursing home surveyors, after a Los Angeles Times investigation revealed that they were not required to be tested for the coronavirus before inspecting facilities — meaning they could have been introducing infections into settings that house some of the most vulnerable populations.