Sentence examples for avenues of commerce from inspiring English sources
They described the mayor of recent years, who ran Moscow like a personal fief, crushing opponents while surrounding himself with a small team of allies who enriched themselves through their control of the city's main avenues of commerce.
Cutting pathways through the mountains of central and western New York, these rivers became the state's avenues of commerce, serving first as the basis of the Erie Canal and later as the route of the New York Central Railroad and of the Governor Thomas E. Dewey (New York State) Thruway.
This theme of happy accidents pertains to 'seat-of-the-pants' opportunism when unplanned avenues of commerce just unfold in a surprising sequence of good fortune or less-than-judicious, perhaps slightly manic impulse, as exemplified in the following instances from the data: My team was part of a smaller subcontractor hired to build hardware.
You may not see the symptoms and a year later it could be hopping out to the plane trees, and before you know it you've got the trees in the avenues of The Mall dying off".
But out around the avenues (of SF) it was all Hispanic and White.
Recent advances in technology [ 4], combined with the availability of the human genome sequence [ 5], are now opening dramatic new avenues of SV research [ 6- 12].
The development of a model in which large-scale chemical and genetic screens can be conducted will complement existing avenues of IAV research.
Thus the discovery of this noise may serve to motivate new avenues of GEVI optimization that are distinct from and complementary to current directions.
Thus, it remains to be tested whether the evolutionary avenues of PUUV in Europe might differ even more with geography than previously anticipated.
It is hoped that this brief review, although with a primary focus on cattle, will effectively summarize some of what is generally known about prion diseases and stimulate future avenues of TSE research and perhaps even generate renewed interests within the scientific community.
To the north of the downtown core is the "Avenue of Nations," an area with many stores and restaurants of different cultures and cuisines.
