Sentence examples for favored route for from inspiring English sources

But the migrants, the smugglers and the coast guard officers are protagonists in a daily drama played out in this seven-kilometer-wide strait separating the island of Lesbos from the Turkish coast, one of the narrowest sea crossings between the two countries and a favored route for smuggling.

Pulmonary drug delivery is becoming a favored route for administering drugs to treat both lung and systemic diseases.

The Canal de l'Ourcq may have begun as a Napoleonic-era project to transport freight and to supply Paris with drinking water, but in recent years it has become a favored route for Parisian cyclists looking to escape the city.

The freeway is a favored route for truckers shuttling between the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach and distribution centers in central Los Angeles County.

For a nation battered by two centuries of misrule, divided by garish contrasts between rich and poor, stripped of its forests, victimized annually by vicious hurricanes, built astride a ghastly seismic fault-line and situated on a favored route for cocaine traffickers, one may well conclude that misery here is endemic.

The channels along the a axis (Fig. 1a) and the b axis are the same in dimension, and are favored routes for Na-ion diffusion while the channel along the a axis is more favored [17].

While there must surely be other paths to docility, the relatively large genetic target for partial or mild neurocristopathic conditions, given the large number of genes involved and required for neural crest cell biology, could make this a favored route.

The industry's favored export route for Caspian oil is through Iran.

Mr. Carter, who favors opening routes for trade and tourism to Havana, announced last week that he intended to visit Cuba at the invitation of President Fidel Castro.

Pierce's Secretary of War, Jefferson Davis, was already on record as favoring a southern route for a transcontinental railroad, so southern rail enthusiasts had every reason to be encouraged.

For centuries, native tribes (including the Morongos, a powerful Serrano Indian clan) favored this route as they moved between high and low deserts.