Sentence examples for maintained network of from inspiring English sources

Carefully developed to preserve its natural beauty, the island has a few clustered restaurants, one small hotel, and a meticulously maintained network of footpaths that lead from one glorious beach to another.

It has established and maintained network of hydro-meteorological stations across the country.

But it was "a drop in the ocean" compared with the amount required for a "properly maintained network of roads", he said.

These women's moral worlds were less concerned with rights and justice and instead revolved around caregiving and maintaining networks of relationships.

Grave goods from as early as the eighth century B.C. show that these people were prospering through a mobile pastoral strategy, maintaining networks of cultural exchange (not always peacefully) with powerful foreign neighbors like the Persians and later the Chinese.

These letters were not intended to be either private or informative real information was conveyed orally by the bearer but they were important in maintaining networks of contact among the elite as well as in providing refined aesthetic pleasure.

Assuming the official claim turns out to be accurate, it once again raises the murky question of Turkish government attitudes towards the Isis militants who control or are contesting large swaths of territory adjacent to Turkey's southern border with Syria and Iraq and are said to maintain networks of supporters inside Turkey.

Only 15 minutes from Innsbruck on public transport, it's surrounded by mountains, beautiful forests and a well-maintained network of walking paths (not to mention ski trails).

Chinese (Han) are ubiquitous, with concentrations along the extensive and well-maintained network of gravel roads that has been constructed since 1949.

Van Wijngaarden maintained a network of well-placed accomplices, extending to London and Berlin, who could pilot fakes into the mainstream of respectable commerce.

Like Schwab, the acknowledged pace setter in the brokerage industry, Waterhouse shifted much of its trading business onto the Internet but maintained a network of branches.