Sentence examples for direct travel from inspiring English sources

More than 4 million Taiwanese travel to China each year, over half of whom detour through Hong Kong due to longstanding restrictions against direct travel, which forces travelers to proceed through a third destination.

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Taiwan tried easing tensions last week by allowing direct travel and trade between the mainland and two heavily fortified outlying islands just off China's coast.

The development of high-speed trains across Europe encourages direct travel from one city centre to another, reinforcing the appeal of living and working near the centre.

Second, at a local scale, we examine how directed travel or lingering within a whale's track is associated with oceanographic variables (e.g. temperature, salinity, and current velocity).

Acoustic recordings of Blainville's beaked whales during ship noise exposure were consistent with directed travel [ 17].

Tommy Lee Jones, who also directed, travelled to the UK to promote the film, although he's hardly the most ingratiating pitchman.

The model focuses on upstream-directed travel, with states determined from observed fish movement patterns indicating directed upstream travel, downstream travel (fallback), and use of non-natal tributaries.

The estrangement deepened in 1993 when Turkey sealed its land frontier with Armenia (while still allowing direct air travel).