Sentence examples for opened venue from inspiring English sources
Estimating revenue and business demand of a newly opened venue is paramount as these early stages often involve critical decisions such as first rounds of staffing and resource allocation.
Within this list of newly opened venues, 32% of the venues fall within the general category of Food, 32% under Travel & Transport, and 8% under Nightlife Spots.
Marketing strategies, such as the Certified Angus Beef program in the United States of America that only accepts cattle with at least 51% black coat color (and which exhibit Angus influence), have opened venues for price discrimination due to such qualifications.
This was the third Open of the modern era for Shinnecock, and Open venues through 2010 have already been selected.
This research opens venues to investigating the stability and progressivity prevalence in income taxation by applying concepts neighboring the core.
Open venues Royal St Georges and Troon also bar women members but in 2012 the Augusta National Club, which hosts the Masters in the United States every year, allowed women to join for the first time in its 80-year history.
"When I started opening venues, people wanted to close venues, and I mean the police.
In addition, as described earlier, online resources are opening venues for classroom-based research investigations of field-based phenomena by using the growing collections of online biodiversity databases.
Our findings attribute stress-inducible cognitive impairments to cholinergic-mediated induction of miR-132 and consequently suppressed ACHE-S, opening venues for intercepting these miR-132-mediated damages.
The obtained small RNA profiles, which include 82 novel miRNAs may open venues to silence monolignol biosynthesis-associated genes without compromising the fitness of the tree.
Characterizing gene regulatory changes in RR-WCR may open venues for developing tools for monitoring their spread and presence in the field and broaden our understanding of resistance evolution.
