Sentences with phrase «close proximity to each other find»

She suggests that small businesses located in close proximity to each other find a way to pool resources to prepare.

Not exact matches

Its reputation as a hookup app came from the no - barriers approach, modeled after grindr, which made the best of two people who found each other attractive in close proximity to one another.

You'll find that smoke damage is a large risk when you're in close proximity to other people as in an apartment building.

I discovered that three other small - breed breeding dogs were found in close proximity to where I picked up BeeGee.

The island's nightlife venues are well - connected and in close proximity to each other, making it easy to venture out on a bar crawl or change venues if you find a particular club isn't to your liking.

In the northern part, you can find the three spots in close proximity to each other.

After consideration of the study findings, the Fremantle Ports Board concluded that the potential benefits did not justify the risk of creating opposition amongst our customers, tenants, the community and other key stakeholders as a result of the real or perceived impacts of a wind farm located in close proximity to port workplaces and local communities.

A lot of houses in close proximity to wind farms are too close to the throw zone when these things fly to pieces; as they have found in Scotland and some other countries the blades have travelled over 1.6 km striking houses, schools, highways and trucks and fly to pieces, as they will, in the coming years, as the fraudulent claims about the metal fatigue and life time operation start to surface.

[413] For those reasons, while finding some limited evidence of a connection between the Delta Defendants and prospective Cheers patrons arising from the police corporate knowledge that a person entering Cheers was likely to be exposed to an environment involving some violent or turbulent circumstances, I am not satisfied the evidence reaches the level of establishing a close and direct relationship featuring the indicia of proximity identified by Chief Justice McLachlin in Hill v. Hamilton Wentworth, supra, or manifested in other decisions such as Jane Doe, Mooney, orSchacht.

When you have people living in close proximity to each other, you'll find that losses can occur and one person's small kitchen fire could cause a smoke loss for a number of other people.

However, whenever you have people living in close proximity to each other, criminals can find a way in.