Sentence examples for valuable amenities from inspiring English sources

One noted that owners Sue Steel and Andrew Cant had provided, seats, coats, pegs and a buggy park, "bravely [sacrificing] product display space for these valuable amenities".

These centuries-old agro-environmental systems produce economically valuable amenities such as cork, tourism and employment, while supporting numerous native wildlife and plant species, many of them endemic.

But this shabby little hotel gave us a much more valuable amenity: off-peak access to Machu Picchu.

A founder of People Friendly Stamford, a group that aims to make the city's streets more accessible to pedestrians and cyclists, Mr. Silber says a trail should be considered a valuable amenity.

While the prospects for amenity-led growth are perceptible, there are still many open questions regarding how natural resources become valuable amenity assets.

Islands by definition offer that most valuable of amenities: privacy.

That name, which illustrates the considerable pitfalls to naming valuable public amenities after big-money advertisers, was Enron Field.

Hudson River Park and the High Line are indispensable and measurably valuable city amenities, and make the case for increasing support from both the public and private sector for these unique parks on Manhattan's far West Side.

Food vendors, surprised to find themselves civic parasites, are fighting back, pointing out that food trucks are a valuable urban amenity.

In-suite amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, a washer/dryer, a safe for valuables and central air.

Maximum parsimony also remains valuable as a model for novel methodology development in phylogenetics because of its relative simplicity and amenity to theoretical analysis.