Sentence examples for resort faces from inspiring English sources

The Magic Kingdom, which opened in 1971 and forms the heart of the broader resort, faces a new competitor: the Wizarding World of Harry Potter will open next year at nearby Universal's Islands of Adventure.

China, which has long served as North Korea's food supplier of last resort, faces its own food crisis as a result of a sustained drought, and, according to US State Department documents made public by WikiLeaks, Beijing has become increasingly exasperated by the seemingly intransigent stance taken on the nuclear issue by the administration of Kim Jong-il.

The biggest issue that the luxury resort faces is poachers.

"The Lough Erne resort faced stiff competition from several other locations across the UK and I am delighted that it has been chosen as the most suitable host venue".

Examples of Swiss ski resorts facing economic hardship abound.

In the face of such uncertainty, employers either go over the top with every big data tool imaginable, such as Amazon, or simply give up and resort to face-to-face supervision, like Yahoo.

In an attempt to avoid vertices that has six polyhedral neighbors (hex-caps), inevitable for larger deltahedra; they resort to faces other than triangles (squares and pentagons).

We observed that there were differences in terms of resorting to face-to-face tutorials to resolve ICT doubts, with a Bayes factor of 4.50.

Resorting to face-to-face communication is more likely to clear things up than any other approach.

The state environmental officials who will soon review the resort proposal face a tricky decision.

In addition to Escornacrabes, several ridges crimp the resort's face like a rumpled bedspread, each of them striped with short but steep scare-your-mother chutes.