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• Dozens of houses were deemed unliveable and hundreds more damaged.
• The White House needed extensive renovation which rendered it unliveable while construction occurred.
• By that time, Gaza may be rendered unliveable, if present trends continue.
• In fact, a postmodern culture is an impossibility; it would be utterly unliveable.
• New Zealand, Canada, Scotland and Northern Ireland have expressed concern about unliveable conditions.
• Criswell envisions the moon, much like mountains once thought too faraway and unliveable, drawing adventurous folks looking to get rich.
• HYDERABAD _ HYDERABAD, India _ A decade ago, the south Indian city of Hyderabad was on a list of the world's most unliveable cities.
• A number of countries expressed concern about unliveable conditions, with " The Times of India " reporting that the Scottish delegation apparently submitted a photograph of a dog defecating on a bed in the Games Village.
• Randal O'Toole of the Fraser Institute in his report entitled " Unliveable Strategies : The Greater Vancouver Regional District and the Liveable Region Strategic Plan " ( 2011 ) argued that the GVRD's land use planners " left the region with the least affordable housing and some of the worst traffic congestion in Canada ".
• The athlete's village has been described as the largest in Olympic history, but two weeks before the Olympics opened, officials also described it as " unliveable " and unsafe because of major plumbing and electrical hazards, blocked toilets, leaking pipes, exposed wiring, darkened stairwells where no lighting has been installed, and dirty floors.