Sentence examples for visitors source from inspiring English sources

That sounds a blessing but may prove a greater challenge: warm air can breed complacency.In the rough streets of West Belfast, the city's mainly Catholic nationalist heartland, there is a plan to use the Irish language to attract visitors Source: Mark Marlow/Pacemaker Press "Gaeltacht" usually describes remote places where Irish lives on.

The top-five visitor sources included referrals from Twitter, Reddit, and Facebook, indicating that social networks and Reddit indeed played important roles.

Revenue is up nearly 300 percent year-on-year and US readership has grown nearly 40% over the same period, with 25 million unique visitors monthly (Source: ComScore, December 2014).

"I did not hear anything about the city being locked off from North Korean visitors," the source told NK News.

Their view was that such handouts would inculcate a view by their children that visitors were sources of charity rather than sources of revenue and learning.

Fears of military conflict over Iran's nuclear programme and disquiet over Mr Ahmadinejad's infamous remarks on the Holocaust had already caused a sharp decline in the number of affluent western visitors, a vital source of foreign currency in a struggling economy.

It's like seeing sunflowers turn towards the sun, but rather visitors are the source of energy these digitized blooms lean towards. .

Some 500 guest rooms and 32 tower apartments were intended to bring a steady flow of visitors and a source of profit to the church.

During outbreaks of hospital-acquired influenza-like illness (HA-ILI) healthcare workers, patients, relatives, and visitors are each source of infection for the others.

Another feature MixPanel will soon be adding is the ability to bookmark certain sites that will allow users to track visitor retention by source (i.e. what percentage of visitors are coming from Twitter).

A quick check of the major credit reporting bureaus' Web sites (Trans Union Equifax and Experian) revealed no Spanish version of their Web sites, and scant information to direct Spanish-speaking visitors to other sources of assistance.