Sentence examples for route to more from inspiring English sources

Equally well-known is the route to more balanced global growth.

Sustainability was a route to more open governance and rounded strategy – and it delivered.

Others feel that it's a route to more privatisation of services.

Educating people, he said, was the most crucial route to more open minds on the rights of women.

However, only two Landesbanks have any significant retail business, which Fitch (among others) sees as the route to more stable earnings.

For some politicians, the event might have been an obligatory photo opportunity, something to be endured en route to more important meetings.

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The group, based in Missoula, Mont., reports a jump in annual sales of its carefully detailed maps of New York State biking routes to more than 1,200, from about 200 a decade ago.

By the late 1980s Aeroflot's fleet of 1,300 airliners and several thousand smaller planes were serving 3,600 cities and towns in the Soviet Union and flying international routes to more than 100 countries.

The versatility of the PBA family paves a new way for a fine tuning of the catalyst properties monitored by the metal involved in the PBA, and for opening routes to more selective SWCNT synthesis.

Depending on the compartment or disease phenotype of interest, armadillos can be infected by different routes to more rapidly manifest focal infections.