Sentence examples for common destination of from inspiring English sources

Ironically, a visible reminder of Iraq are the region's sprawling "man-camps," like the one near Williston, N.D., where the oil fields are a common destination of Mr. Marottek's crew.

There was some speculation that the freighter was headed for Italy, a common destination of the smugglers -- many of them Turkish or Albanian -- because it is the first European Union country many of the boats from Turkey or Africa can reach, and has a long coastline.

El Camino de Santiago, or the Way of St James, has never been one route but a web of interconnecting pathways and mule tracks criss-crossing northern Spain, running through its more mountainous areas and along its jagged coastline – but always with a common destination of Santiago de Compostela.

In a 50-page re​port published in June, the Alliance Against Modern Slavery named Toronto the "most common destination" of human trafficking in Ontario.

General practice is the most common destination of those who consult a practitioner and back pain has the highest individual consultation prevalence of all the musculoskeletal disorders [ 2, 3].

The most common destinations of the emigrants were the United States, Canada, Australia, and, somewhat later, Germany, Belgium, and Italy.

However, the new work is promising, Libutti says, because the silicon microparticles tend to target tumors in the liver and lung, common destinations of metastatic tumor cells.

Ireland, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Canada and Britain lately have been the most common destinations of U.S. companies seeking new tax domiciles, replacing preferred havens of years past such as Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.

Findings may support the notion that female migrants may travel to 'higher risk environments', destinations higher in prevalence than the common destinations of male migrants, where a given act of unprotected intercourse is more likely to result in infection.

Cities are usually among the most common destinations of migration flows, and environmental changes increase the influx of urban migrants (Adamo 2010).

4) I was riding my bike around Bornholm, a bucolic Danish island that in June is a common destination for end-of-year middle school field trips.