Sentence examples for Asian locations from inspiring English sources
Its other European and Asian locations, including Amsterdam, Hong Kong and Singapore, will also change their fee structures but the rates have yet to be determined.
Nevertheless, the bedload rate was generally higher than for most SE Asian locations, likely due to the occurrence of several road-related landslides the previous year.
Courtyard by Marriott — with 22 Asian locations including Beijing; Chennai, India; and Phuket, Thailand — offers at least one sit-down restaurant as well as room service.
W.H.O. officials said they put Toronto on a list that otherwise includes only Asian locations because of the threat that the disease could spread from here to developing countries that could not manage it.
Supplier reliability problems will require EDC to hold a larger inventory than a comparable U.S. plant, which will also raise costs, although there may be some scope to import parts from other Asian locations.
As economic growth has slowed in Europe and the United States, Asian locations now dominate lists of the current and projected hot spots for luxury hotel and resort growth.
Kelts, author of Japanamerica: How Japanese Pop Culture Has Invaded the US, added: "The producers had to scramble for an alternative, presumably Asian, location".
Senior management must establish appropriate plant charters, performance measures, and investment expectations that will match the overall corporate/business strategy and execute the selected functional strategies while achieving the comparative advantages of an Asian location.
The proposed Southeast Asian location for the Denisovan homeland and human admixture suggested an extremely wide ecological and geographic distribution for the Denisovans, extending from the tropics to the deciduous forests of Siberia.
Small and landlocked, Kyrgyzstan has long parlayed its strategic Central Asian location into an outsize role in geopolitics, hosting both American and Russia military bases and engaging both powers in a lucrative bidding war for its loyalty.
Among them are much less advance promotion for these Games; a lack of experience in some of CBS's production and announcing crew, including the main host, Jim Nantz;and the Asian location, with its time-zone difficulties and scant tourist appeal.
