Sentence examples for inherent park from inspiring English sources

This study examined three groups of fear-evoking factors, including inherent park characteristics (IPC), park design and management issues (PDMI), and visitor-related concerns (VC).

Nostalgia is inherent to Parker's work; the objects you look at have a history, were once something else.

Due to many conflicting issues, the number of factors inherent to parking site selection, the increasing diversity of expertise areas, and the current trend to democratize planning, the use of participatory or collaborative planning methods for parking site selection has proven to be more effective.

And yet I feel moved to (at least temporarily) park my inherent cynicism.

This paper evaluates the inherent exposure of caravan parks on floodplains to flood risk and the vulnerability of residents in the aftermath of the April 1998 floods in the Midlands, UK.

In the most basic sense, it's all good news — no one questions the inherent goodness of a public park, and each of these proposals seems individually praiseworthy.

Yes, there's a sign at the top of each park warning you of the inherent dangers involving the jumps and hits.

Mr. O'Connell and Ms. Park don't overplay the inherent cartoonishness of the patrician Douglas and the sexpot Izzy (though I'm not sure either is ideally cast).

His assessment of attorneys as unhappy shells of people and his statistics about the rates of depression and addiction remind us of the dangers inherent in locking your heart in the parking lot each morning.

With Spielberg not on the set but offering notes and suggestions throughout the shoot, Trevorrow was intent on living up to the standard of the original 1993 "Jurassic Park" while also tweaking many moviegoers' inherent skepticism about spectacle-drenched sequels.

Ultimately, he wrote, the industry seemed to be basing its argument on the inherent unfairness of banning personal watercraft from national parks while allowing motorboats at the sites.