Sentence examples for hotel environment from inspiring English sources
The fourth series will feature Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck in a hotel environment.
These are from a very different background: often college-educated and always English-speaking, they move easily in the luxury hotel environment.
Discussing his own organisation's policy on remote working, he said: "It's sustainable as we're reducing car use by encouraging people to work from home … we're trying to make it more of a hotel environment, where you come in to do something productive then go".
Sacarino has been automatically collecting information in a real hotel environment for long periods of time.
This paper provides the results of various trial experiments in a hotel environment carried out using Sacarino, an interactive bellboy robot.
Passing the test and playing the mock game doesn't guarantee a slot on the show, so relax and have fun in this sterile hotel environment with the other anxious geeks who should really try to get a life someday.
Rather than just booking a hotel at a luxury resort you find on TripAdvisor, Airbnb is trying to build the credibility that it can offer unique experiences you won't find in those hotel environments — whether that's a tiny apartment in the middle of Shinjuku, Japan, to a beautiful condo in the middle of Ponta Delgada in the Azores.
In a highly competitive tourism and hotel market environment, it is necessary for hoteliers to learn about their customer expectations and take corrective measures to improve their services and customer satisfaction.
After the local community board voted against the project, the Bloomberg administration negotiated an agreement to allow the condos, so long as there were residency restrictions that would help create a hotel-like environment.
Gen. Neal Sealock, the defense attaché at the Amerian Embassy in Beijing, reported after the meeting that the 21 men and 3 women were living in a "hotel-like environment," kept out of the island's soggy heat by air-conditioning.
By providing a hotel-like environment, is it possible that we also encourage people to conflate quality health care with luxurious surroundings, and set ourselves up for a perceived failure to provide quality health care when a patient fails to recover fully?
