Sentence examples for high-quality amenities from inspiring English sources

"The Trump name does not connote high-quality amenities and first-class service in the casino industry," lawyers for the investment bank said.

Along with state-of-the-art, world-leading medical care, patients, staff and visitors will find creative landscaping and "healing gardens" and high-quality amenities that include valet parking and an interactive television network, with Internet, movies, games, way-finding apps and clinical team updates.

To produce lasting knowledge-dependent jobs like those that will drive growth in Costa Mesa's median income, the focus must be on the infrastructure most prioritized by these industries: near on-demand transportation and high-quality amenities, including shopping, housing, entertainment and education.

Other carriers in the U.S. will initially not have Data Sense nor access to the mapping feature of high-quality amenity-based hotspots.

For powerboaters seeking higher-quality amenities along the Hudson, the options are limited and may even be diminishing.

When lobbyists for the green belt claim there is an ample supply of brownfield sites, not only do they fail to recognise that brownfield sites are a legal concept including some of the highest quality amenity land in Britain, but also that few of them are in places where job prospects are good.

A 17-year-veteran of Wall Street before he became a developer, he said he did not see Jersey City losing its luster as a "high-quality, high-amenity, lower-cost" alternative to Manhattan — and, he noted, between a third and a half of buyers at the building so far are "international," and using their condos as pieds-à-terre.

WHAT has sold tenants on the Short Hills site so far is a combination of high-quality architecture and amenities, and its location, he asserted.

The dearth of high-quality resorts and amenities will limit Cuba's appeal as a tourist destination for now, he added.

Hill countered that the city is "very efficient and effective" and that residents value the high-quality services and amenities the city provides.

And they have a special responsibility to provide high-quality public education and public amenities for all, regardless of income.