Sentences with phrase «relies on attraction»

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Scaling the 29,000 - foot summit (8,850 meters) of the world's highest peak is a major attraction for climbers, but recent years have seen an increase in novices who rely heavily on guides.

I always avoid tourist attractions and rely on groceries & health food shops with a kitchen around when staying longer (more than 2 weeks).

«This is good news for the many local businesses - from shops, pubs and attractions to post offices and petrol stations - that rely on the tourist pound that a caravanner brings.»

Although the region's primary tourism destination is Niagara Falls to the north, Buffalo's tourism relies on historical attractions and outdoor recreation.

We all do have a personal view about another and the fact that we are of different races can not be general, neither final, meaning all whites can't think all blacks are ugly, therefore attraction towards the behavior of a person is to expect and the consideration that he or she is from another race is quite personal and doesn't rely on what everyone else thinks or says.

PerfectMatch relies on a combination of similar and complementary traits to predict long - term compatibility, but not instant attraction.

There's definitely a place for the fast dating culture which relies on instant attraction and split second decisions, and if that's your bag, great — there are plenty of apps catering for you.

Think about it, when you're dating online, you can only really rely on a physical attraction....

Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel make their directing debut from a script they wrote themselves, and they've weaved a fun, darker comedy that doesn't just rely on Dan's emotional and sexual attraction to a classmate he admires for seemingly having the life of which he could only dream.

«Heather represents both ends of the talent attraction and retention spectrum — students in need of an education that prepares them for college and careers, and the business community that relies on our public schools to produce that talent,» said Doug Maibach, Chairman of the Barton Malow Enterprises Board of Directors and Executive Vice President of Barton Malow Co. «We are fortunate to have her on board to help us bridge that talent divide so all students are prepared for the competitive 21st century workforce.»

In most places GRJ offers a superb local guide who knows more about the attractions of their city than you will ever learn from a guidebook - rely on them to provide the local colour and knowledge.

Kathryn Chambers of Onecall Hospitality says: «Many regions rely on EU funding to help build tourist attractions or recover from adverse weather incidents.

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Also, how will this affect the cities that may rely on these big attractions for tourism dollars?