The phrase "agencies of going" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "The agencies of going to different places can be overwhelming for travelers."
Alternatives: "means of travel" or "methods of transportation".
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KL: A lot of other agencies, smaller agencies, went under.
Max Walker (everyone should have their name appropriated for a Hollywood blockbuster hero), is drafted into a top-secret US government agency with the job of going back in time to catch baddies who are trying to change history to their own advantage.
"The last few years have been hard, which has caused a lot of agencies to go under," said Hasan Ramusevic, principal at Hasan & Company, a marketing management consulting company in Raleigh, N.C.
Instead of building on success, space agencies have an infuriating habit of going back to zero and starting all over again.
"To carry that lag with the higher wage would be virtually impossible, so it may force agencies to go out of the business of providing services to Suffolk County".
Much of her career was spent writing and editing for the international humanitarian agency with a stated mission of going in where no one else wants to go.
If you don't have much of a track record for the credit agencies to go off of, it might result in a low credit score.
"I'm just a business guy," he thinks, staring out the tinted window of the S.U.V., barely noticing government workers streaming out of their agencies to go home.
"UNICEF was not one of the first agencies to go in, because UNICEF never left," explained Mr. As Sy.
