Sentence examples for suitable arena from inspiring English sources

But Hamilton, which sits between Toronto and Waterloo, has an irresistible attraction: a suitable arena that opened in 1985 to lure an expansion team.

The club is currently using the lower bowl of the cavernous 70,000-seat Florida Citrus Bowl while exploring plans to build a more suitable arena.

A representative from the RCC did not perceive the RCC meetings as a particularly suitable arena for environmental organizations to attend, as he noted that the agenda is mostly directed towards pastoralists, for instance, allocating money towards various incentives and regarding grazing matters.

Only occasionally does he take on some prominent issue of his time, as one might out of boredom in teaching an elementary class on a classical figure, or out of the conviction that one has something to say here and no more suitable arena in which to say it.

Although Houston was now an NBA city, it needed a suitable arena for the Rockets.

Antenatal care could therefore be a suitable arena for preventive interventions.

The plans were abandoned when they realized all the suitable arenas would be unavailable as they were owned or leased by the NHA.

Senior centres seem to be suitable arenas for community-based health promotion interventions that target social isolation and loneliness.

Senior centres seem to be suitable arenas for community-based health promotion interventions, although few studies have addressed this subject.

Lack of a suitable indoor arena had kept the circus from playing in Bridgeport ever since it stopped using traditional big-top tents in 1956, the last time the Ringling Brothers circus played here.

'But I knew that I would have to spend another year or two penetrating the closed world of New York cricket.' Did he think he'd also located a suitable fictional arena in which to investigate the 'post-colonial' tensions to which Wood had referred?