Sentence examples for leisure practice from inspiring English sources
"It comes down to pretty simple stuff for business travelers," said Adam Weissenberg, leader of the hospitality and leisure practice at Deloitte & Touche.
"People want to get things that are important to them," said Adam F. Weissenberg, vice chairman for the hospitality and leisure practice at Deloitte.
"New York has the highest occupancy rate in the nation and the most turnaways by a factor of three," said Bjorn Hanson, who leads the hospitality and leisure practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers, an accounting and consulting firm.
"These online outlets were controlling the advertising message for the lodging industry more than the chains were," said Bjorn Hanson, the head of the PricewaterhouseCoopers hospitality and leisure practice.
"Continued interest in building hotels in Manhattan reflects the optimism of market participants and the sustained faith in the New York City economy," said Sean Hennessey, director of the firm's hospitality and leisure practice in the metropolitan area.
That would at least double the number of rooms in the immediate Newark airport area, which is "an underserved market," said Sean Hennessey, director of the New York office of the hospitality and leisure practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Bicycles are fashionable – that may not last, but it's indicative of how urban infrastructure design, transport policy, environmental and health concerns, the price of oil, city bike hire schemes, the profile of cycle sport and leisure practices are all driving the bicycle back to the centre of public consciousness.
With increasing of technological items (e.g., computer, cell phone, and TV) in the daily lives of adolescents, sedentary leisure practices can contribute to high prevalence rates of other BRFCH among adolescents.
I am lucky to have the time and leisure to practice listening.
"The balance of the year will be especially challenging for hoteliers, as demand will decline despite even greater discounting," said Sean L. Hennessey, director of the hospitality and leisure consulting practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers L.L.P., which estimates that revenue per room in Manhattan will drop 30 to 35percentt compared with last year, the largest single-year drop in history.
"Room rates are basically reset," said Sean Hennessey, director of the hospitality and leisure consulting practice at PriceWaterHouseCoopers. "They are not going to bounce back for a couple of reasons, and those whose business models rely on high room rates to pay off debt and for amenities could be in trouble".
