Sentence examples for Lack of beaches from inspiring English sources

Hallgeir Matre stated that Stord had a lack of beaches and that the two islands "were the last low, forested islands in the area after the paradise Eldøyane had been converted to an industrial area for Aker Stord during the 1970s".

When I stepped out of my beachfront hotel in Saint-Malo the night I arrived, I noticed a distinct lack of beach.

I need a beach A couple of hours east of the capital, Uruguay's Punta del Este is the leading Argentine beach resort (due to the lack of decent beaches anywhere on the south side of the River Plate).

Post-war Milford Haven was not considered a promising location for tourism: a 1964 study commissioned by the District Council highlighted the lack of nearby beaches, proximity of the town to heavy industrialization, and a shortage of tourist facilities such as restaurants and hotels.

Some peculiar features of these sites in Florida probably contributed to the response rate, e.g. lack of swimming beaches (resulting in over-reliance on subjects using powered watercraft) and increased demand for limited parking spaces (manifested by boat-user etiquette for rapid site entry and egress, with subsequently reduced priority for completing questionnaires) [[ 9] (Appendix 2)].

But despite the lack of a beach view in a resort awash with seaside accommodation, this place pulls off the beach-hut-with-style vibe.

Angelo Cataldi insists he is still steamed about the day last August when he was ejected from the sands of Avalon for lack of a beach tag.

The Balinese daybed by the pool is almost inviting enough to compensate for the hotel's lack of direct beach access.

While Suriname has an Atlantic coastline, the country lacks the kind of beaches that lure travelers to the Caribbean.

Aviemore 'The Ibiza of the Cairngorms' according to newspaper reports from 1998, the Scottish resort never really caught on as a clubbers' destination, possibly due to the abundant concrete-block architecture and lack of sun-kissed beaches.

The high toll has been partly blamed on drunkenness and the lack of safety equipment on beaches.