Sentence examples for route to those from inspiring English sources

"The other 103 are believed to be at the lower floors of the building, and we can't find an accessible route to those areas at the moment".

The resulting Indianapolis Cultural Trail organizes a convenient route to those neighborhoods and makes it easy to follow with special signage and brick paving.

The original goals may still be valid, but government ownership of the means of production is not the route to those desirable ends.

MPs have raised fears that because many students take up healthcare as a second degree, the changes may close off the route to those unwilling to shoulder £100,000 of debt.

When the patients later made another taxi run, the researchers watched to see if they took a shorter route to those destinations the second time around.

The SNES Classic Edition is out today, and is probably currently en route to those lucky enough to have scored a pre-order, and being picked up by bleary-eyed fans who set up early at game store locations around the world.

New York City's Economic Development Corporation EDCC) is planning to implement a Citywide Ferry Service by adding five new routes to those already run by the East River Ferry.

Current preparative routes to those compounds require either prefunctionalized starting materials or conditions needing external oxidants, thus inevitably generating stoichiometric amounts of side wastes.

Give local governments one year to come up with locally generated operating assistance to support service on routes to those communities that can't meet this goal.

But it is shown that a straightforward transformation of the routes to those on the Manhattan grid is possible keeping the property of equidistance.

However, BGP is a distance-vector and hop-by-hop protocol, resulting in a loss of reachability information for some destinations, even though feasible routes to those destinations may physically exist.