Sentence examples for driving tourists from inspiring English sources

Last year, about 435,000 bicyclists, hikers and driving tourists passed through.

The algae bakes under the hot sun, creating a foul odor that may already be driving tourists away.

Ismail in Samarkand, who supplemented his pathetic state income by driving tourists, added another layer of confusion.

Hilal, a young driver who declined to give his last name, was too busy driving tourists around to have participated in the protests.

"Until 2005, we were driving tourists everywhere," said Muqim Jamshady, the owner of Afghan Logistics and Tours, who says his company is the only one still catering to foreign visitors.

In fact, some residents blame the dam and its construction for destroying the town's original economic self-sufficiency by forcing farmers to give up their fields and driving tourists away from the hot springs.

An economist named David Tuerck, of the Beacon Hill Institute, issued a report claiming that Cape Wind would cause economic losses to Cape Cod by lowering property values and driving away tourists.

Against all odds of leading a normal life, civilian residents here are determined to go about their business, but worried that uneasiness over the waters around their island is driving off tourists.

"Most people these days get by through fishing, but there's less of that than there used to be, or driving around tourists but that's only in the winter and early spring - then it gets too hot," Ali tells me.

Revenue from taxes and royalties will help Greenland's economy take off, Laursen says: instead of driving away tourists, the mine will fund the development of airports, roads and hotels to attract them.

But denial has become less tenable by the day: air-quality data is now widely available, including a running update from the roof of the U.S. Embassy; "airpocalypse" conditions have become a regular, sometimes crippling feature of Chinese cities; and pollution is driving away tourists.