Sentence examples for type of visitor from inspiring English sources

Claudia and Bruno are just the type of visitor that Portugal hopes to entice as guests.

Most are business travelers, adventure seekers and bargain hunters, a type of visitor not often associated with Japan, where a sushi dinner can wipe out a week's savings.

Al describes CityCenter as the product of "the Bilbao effect: the notion that buildings designed by celebrity architects bring in tourists, and in particular a higher-end type of visitor".

But now, it seems, another type of visitor is finding this territory attractive: gangs of kidnappers who snatch young Hmong women for sale as brides across the border in China.The kidnapping has been going on for some time, and locals talk of a number of cases so far this year.

(The consultancy was not touting for business: it makes its money from research reports, and does not work for individual companies).The main conclusion of the study, entitled "The Missing Link", is that corporate sites concentrate too narrowly on one type of visitor, such as investors or business partners, and offend or irritate others who are equally valuable.

During five consecutive days, we evaluated the time that the visitors stayed in the patient room, as well as the type of visitor.

Characteristics of patients, duration of visits, and type of visitors are described in Table 2.

The type of visitors (immediate family only) was restricted in 17.5% of ICUs.

Characteristics of patients, duration of visits, and type of visitors are described in Table  2.

However, other women suggested that visiting hours and the number and type of visitors allowed should be more strongly enforced, highlighting a need to balance differences in women's preferences.

Despite the widely-held conviction that there is no sound scientific basis for restricting visitors in ICUs [ 1- 3], our findings show a clear tendency in Italian ICUs to apply restricted visiting policies (concerning visiting hours, number and type of visitors), which are only partially liberalized when the patient is dying.