Sentence examples for multiple resorts from inspiring English sources

In an interview published in the April issue of Inside Asian Gaming, Brown explains why Best Sunshine believes US$7.1 billion may be a conservative estimate for what will be multiple resorts in two tourist nodes.

The Japan white paper's just released executive summary – full report due May 1 – analyzes Japan's gaming revenue potential under four scenarios, ranging from two IRs in Osaka and Yokohama, neighboring Tokyo, to roughly 10 IRs in top cities and tourist areas, including multiple resorts on an artificial island in Osaka Bay, seeking the benefits of clustering to drive tourism.

Previously one person sometimes oversaw multiple resorts.

Another advantage to staying at a Casino in Reno is they offer discounted lift tickets and transportation to multiple resorts.

Apart from a two-cluster model that was not useful in analyzing the response to Fe deficiency, a six-cluster model generated the smallest number of clusters that gave the most stable results following multiple resorting.

Maybe Trump hasn't considered that most people in the UK are not the owners of multiple golf resorts built to attract wealthy visitors, or maybe he doesn't care.

Only within the last couple of years have spas like the Golden Door -- so-called destination spas, where guests check in for extended stays -- leveraged their reputations by opening multiple branches at resorts and hotels.

In recent weeks, just as a new $88 million dispatch relay system is coming online, emergency operators in New York City have been forced on multiple occasions to resort to using pen and paper to record 911 calls and dispatch emergency workers after their computer system went dark.

Ed Stern told me once why EXAFS is so powerful, because, with a giant computer, one can account for multiple scattering without resorting to the use of RPA, or nearest neighbor even next nearest neighbor interactions.

But when the bottom drops out, where is there to go? Mandelup explores these questions from multiple vantages without resorting to grandiose generalizations about Today's Youth.

A system that resorts to multiple experts for dealing with the problem of predicting secondary structures is described, whose performances are comparable to those obtained by other state-of-the-art predictors.