Sentence examples for better amenities from inspiring English sources

In recent decades, cities with better amenities have grown faster.

Analysts say the investment in better amenities is coinciding with a reduction in corporate travel budgets.

But this hotel builds on the original, with more rooms (249), better amenities and more tasteful, subdued design.

Prison had better amenities, he said, but there was "a lot more politics" there than in Club Snoopy.

"Here, we get access to better amenities as compared to the village, and I earn more," he says.

Because it was built as a condo, she said, it has better amenities than the Manhattan rental buildings.

As can be seen, rents will be higher and wages lower for the city with the better amenity.

While it's great for the bottom line to have multiple revenue streams that include those just stopping by, there's no better amenity than feeling special.

The plan, he said, aims to make the harbor "safer, easier to navigate and a better amenity". Curry also outlined tasks for the new year, including taking a closer look at possibly outsourcing the city's trash collection services, creating a bike-safety master plan and moving forward on the redevelopment of the old City Hall site on Newport Boulevard.

The findings present a challenging and pressing call for policy makers to effectively manage the tradeoffs between continuous economic development and better natural amenities.

"We found that patient demand correlates much better to amenities than quality of care," said Dr. John Romley, a research professor at the Leonard D. Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics of the University of Southern California, who has studied the trend.