Sentence examples for strong amenities from inspiring English sources

All but one ecosystem service were found to be strong amenities and the other (moving indoor activities outside) was an amenity.

Vacationing in a country where the dollar is strong but amenities and services are poor, attractions are lacking, or security and safety are an issue may save money, but will likely cause unnecessary stress.

While strong infrastructure, cultural amenities and good schools also helped separate the top and bottom cities, most of that was trumped by the importance of local stability.

Some camps are multi-unit compounds for communities up to 20-people strong with more amenities than most Brooklyn studios.

Acceptable cost had a strong correlation to the amenity score for each of the two street design projects.

But those such as South Africa, with strong and sophisticated economies and fine amenities, are plainly better placed.

It also seems that growth in tourism (and the potential associated spending) is stronger in downtown areas with varied amenities, creating another cumulative asset for that area.

This identified a strong association between both education and amenity index with hazardous drinking behaviours such as continuous drunkenness lasting two or more days and frequent hangover but not daily consumption of spirits (Tomkins et al., 2007).

Courts and Amenities: One hard court; lights.

The new breed of golf community has a strong personality with distinctive architecture; loads of amenities, many catering to families; and a real sense of place.

She expects demand for homes with luxury amenities to continue to be strong despite the worldwide housing crunch.