Sentence examples for established destinations from inspiring English sources

'From our experience, the Palin effect is excellent at giving a kick-start to destinations that have yet to establish themselves, as well as giving a short-term boost to established destinations,' said spokesman Michael Pullman.

"We're offering residential buyers a bespoke leasehold package, structured in a similar way to that available in other established destinations, such as Thailand and Bali," said Ryan Patrick Cupps, business development manager of Mubadala Real Estate, an Abu Dhabi company that is a partner in the development.

She said newspaper sites are established destinations for online sports video, but generally only for shorter clips, which are typically available for free and funded by traditional advertising.

Here is a sure sign that offshore outsourcing has matured: Established destinations like India, the Philippines and Mexico are themselves offshoring to China, Vietnam and Brazil in an effort to find talent and keep costs low.

Launched firmly in the midst of the "Web 2.0" era, where social networks weren't established destinations, but more experimental new ways of connecting people with each other through the power of ever-faster internet connections, Twitter – or "Twttr" as it was known at the time – began as a website where you could post and view messages, and turn on or off text messages from others.

They are established destinations.

Left ventricular assist devices (LVAD) are a currently established destination and bridge therapy until cardiac transplantation; hence, this patient population continues to increase.

Television's established entertainment destinations are fortifying their Web sites, trying to achieve what TMZ did in reverse: "Entertainment Tonight" introduced a new Web site last month.

Lamu, Watamu and Malindi are also established holiday destinations, while emerging areas include the Arabuko-Sokoke and Kaya coastal forests and the Tana delta.

The continued political uncertainty in Egypt, one of Thomas Cook's longest established holiday destinations, has added to its problems, as have the floods in Thailand.

Venues will include established cultural destinations like the RSC in Stratford upon Avon, the Southbank Centre in London and more unusual sites such as the York Cocoa Factory, a scout hut and a primary school.