Sentence examples for outlets I from inspiring English sources

A greater concentration of off-premises outlets (i.e., liquor stores) was associated with lower rates of physical abuse.

Market integration means the strength of trading networks that link different market outlets, i.e., market-sheds (Bellon 2010).

In contrast, proximity and outlet density of on-premise outlets (i.e. local pubs or clubs) was unrelated to adolescent alcohol use, nor was off-sales outlet density measured at the very immediate neighbourhood level (data zone).

Briefly, Nielsen/CGA maintain a list of all on-trade outlets (i.e. places where alcohol is sold for consumption on the premises), amounting to ∼134,000 separate outlets in GB.

Moreover, the presence of social companionship support in an area was moderated by alcohol outlet density, such that parents who lived in areas with higher density of on-premise outlets (i.e., bars) and a high level of social support used physical abuse more often compared with parents with high social support and low outlet density (Freisthler et al. 2014).

It combined writing and drawing and gave me all the outlets I could imagine.

The Crossings Premium Outlets (I-80 Exit 299; 570-629-4650) has about 100 stores selling familiar brands.

Had the interest proved persistent, I would have tried to channel it into what I deemed was an appropriate outlet; i.e., "Let's go to the library to check out books about arcades!

During a sales visit he made to New York City in the spring of 1982, a client invited him to see a factory outlet (i.e., discount) store in suburban New Jersey.

The water samples were collected from sewage water treatment plants (A & B), Mumbai (inlet area from where raw sewage is entering into the plant and outlet i.e. prior to chlorination).

Concerning a cottony body sleeve with elasticized smocking ($49, down from $165), a mother and daughter had this conversation at the Outlet: "Is it a skirt?" "No, it's a dress".