Sentence examples for which places are from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the Japanese earthquake there is also a more general curiosity about which places are most vulnerable to a similar calamity.

"LGBT people stay on top of which places are friendly and when they hear somewhere's opened up, they see it as a place to go".

Figuring out which places are likely to be hit hardest can help a company either steer clear of a certain region or plan ahead to minimize damage to its business or supply chain.

(I'm scared to expose myself as someone who doesn't watch this show, but is all gibberish to me. If you tell me which places are most crucial, we'll try to swing by).

At the Transportation Security Administration, James Loy, the administrator, has vowed to stop identifying which places are having trouble getting bag scanning equipment in place, and officials have reverted to the phrase "a reasonable handful" for the number of airports that will use stopgap measures.

"If you're able to view a map of how people swipe their cards, it's a map of the economy – it tells you which places are quality, which places are popular, how expensive places are, which places are for locals versus tourists.

Malaysia Airlines has changed the name of a ticket-sale promotion that invoked an "inappropriate" death reference by asking travellers which places were on their "bucket list".

At which places was it felt?

To determine which places were the most dangerous, we asked Control Risks and iJet to provide us with their watch lists of high-risk countries.

"That's the one thing we don't have much of in the book -- people going on about which place is better than the other".

A total scientific knowledge of the world would not enable you to say which time was 'now' or which place was 'here'here