Sentence examples for generated by tourists from inspiring English sources

It is helpless against the waves generated by tourists' motorboats.

And, because of the money that's generated by tourists, a good portion of those sites have English-language versions.

While the Legislature was considering passing the laws last year, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani enraged Virginians by saying that because much of the garbage in New York City is generated by tourists who come from out of state to enjoy New York's culture, it made sense that some of the trash follow them home.

In addition, in our study, the waste generated by domestic tourists is categorized as business waste by the industrial sector, such as food waste from restaurants and hotels.

The city decided it was a great opportunity: construction alone, according to one economist's forecast, would introduce $206m to the local economy, while taxes generated by the tourist draw would be a windfall.

Saudi Arabia is building the largest-ever vacuum system in Mecca, capable of handling 600 tons of trash every day generated by 14 million tourists and pilgrims that visit the city each year.

The islands, lacking natural resources other than their agreeable climate and picturesque beaches, have become heavily dependent on the income generated by the extensive tourist facilities and the financial sector that have been developed, often as a result of the injection of foreign capital.

These warming temperatures will imperil everything from native cutthroat trout to aspen forests and the $700 million in annual economic activity that they and other gems in the park generate by attracting tourists, the report said.

The majority of darker cells - corresponding to late December - remarks the abundance of outlying activity close to the Christmas holidays, probably generated by the increasing presence of tourists and by the disruption of the typical workday patterns.

"The amount of the tourist industry generated by birding at hotels and restaurants so far outweighs the amount of money generated by a couple of hundred fishermen that rely on this for part of their income that it's a no-brainer on economic terms alone," Mr. Stine said.

Proponents of trophy hunting argue that the tourist revenues generated by the activity provide an incentive for preserving wildlife.