Sentence examples for destinations that can from inspiring English sources

This is intuitive, given that the number of destinations that can be reached is a key to the connectivity of a port.

We introduce a relative importance-based weighting approach for both origins and destinations that can be applied to different types of nodes including generic link endpoints that represent individual intersections and roadway segments in GIS-based roadway maps as well as to physical locations.

In the same line, a higher degree of urbanization translates into denser areas, with more destinations that can be easily reached by bike, which might explain our convincing evidence on a positive relationship of urbanization degree with transportation cycling.

Depending on your destination, that can mean big savings.

EduCity advertises itself as an international destination that can attract students from across Asia.

The goal is to enhance iTunes's reputation as a destination that can help customers find music they might like.

Much like Australia, South Africa is an end-of-line destination that can ill-afford to cling onto its vainglorious flag-carrier of yesteryear.

In this case, a New York City cabdriver is directed by his odd passenger to "Schmeeker" (not Bleecker) Street, which lies on "the other side of town," a destination that can be reached by passing through the phantomlike "Finkon" (not Lincoln) Tunnel.

With six of the seven species of marine turtle on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species, you'll be hard pressed to find a destination that can absolutely guarantee you a sighting.

Slovenia's ski resorts are well worth a go for those looking for a good-value destination that can hold its own when compared to the best resorts of Italy, France, Andorra, and Austria.

A sensible extrovert will attempt to turn their garden into a jolly green destination that can be enjoyed by as many other people as possible, because of course this makes it more enjoyable for them.