Sentence examples for relevant destination from inspiring English sources

The other key is that, while a listings and search engine may be useful for the one or two times a year when you're looking for new space, 42Floors wants its platform to be a relevant destination for businesses year-round.

Under this coding scheme, certain occupations may be matched to more than one field, as a particular occupation may be a relevant destination for graduates from different fields (e.g. an author, journalist or linguist (ISCO-08 code 264) is considered to be matched to his/her field of study if they graduated from the "Humanities, languages and arts" or "Social sciences, business and law" fields).

The most temporally relevant destination data were obtained for each participant group, but this was not always possible.

At the relevant destination, could any item be feasibly rented, borrowed or bought (and not kept to bring back)?

The study involves: a detailed intermodal network model which compares monetary costs and travel times from all relevant origins in the mainland to all relevant destinations in Sicily; and a survey carried out at some representative trucking firms operating to/from Sicily.

The winners must hold valid passports (with required time before expiry for the relevant travel destination), have their own travel insurance and obtain any necessary visas at their own expense prior to travel.

A recent review concluded that there is consistent evidence that better access to relevant neighborhood destinations such as local stores and services (which are typically non-green at lower NDVI levels) are conducive for adults' utilitarian walking [ 43].

Although I like reading books that are relevant to my destination (The God of Small Things in south India; The Sun Also Rises in San Sebastián), I learned last summer that a bit of reflection about back home can be just as pleasurable.

In particular, reasoning rules are created for semantic queries to retrieve and provide information about places relevant to a destination with keywords given by users.

Firstly, the scope attributed to such language policies may be more modest than presumed if less educated workers located at the lower segments of the wage distribution fail to reap relevant returns from destination language training.

LiveJournal wants to matter again, and is making a number of changes over the course of 2014 which the company hopes will make it a more relevant social networking destination, starting with a major revamp of its homepage and user interface, rolled out into beta just yesterday.