Sentence examples for a clear runway from inspiring English sources

Greece's finance minister, Euclid Tsakalotos, said he saw "some ground for optimism" for turning "Greece's vicious circle of recession-measures-recession into one where investors have a clear runway to invest".

What isn't hard to see is that these new measures are just more evidence of Harper and the oil industry's desire to operate with a clear runway, without the trifling inconveniences of rigorous environmental reviews or thorough public consultation.

He adjusted himself on the couch and with a still-clear mind and a sharp memory, he recounted how he trained agents to infiltrate the Nazi-occupied region and organize an airlift of 512 downed airmen, from a hastily cleared runway on a mountaintop.

Mice were allowed to run or swim in a clear Plexiglas runway and their movements were recorded at 60 to 250 frames/s using an InLine high-speed digital camera (Fastec Imaging Corporation, San Diego, CA).

Key to success is debt relief, now seen as vital to giving investors the "clear runway" that will restore confidence and create badly needed jobs.

A completely cleared runway in such conditions, the officials said, would create less friction under the wheels of the planes.

The mayor is accusing the Port Authority of being too slow to clear runways at Kennedy Airport as part of an effort to argue that it is not meeting its responsibilities under its lease.

After an eyewitness examination of the airports after the last snowstorm, the mayor criticized the Port Authority, saying it was slow to clear runways.

Even a light dusting of snow or ice could cause an aeroplane to crash, so airports erected snow fences around airfields to prevent snowdrifts, and began to maintain fleets of vehicles to clear runways in heavy weather.

As the plane slowed, controllers were recorded scrambling the airport's fire brigade, clearing Runway 26 and telling the crew: "4590, you have fierce flames behind you.

With no radar, and no overhead view of the airport (being at ground level), the controllers had to rely on the pilots to tell them when they had cleared a runway or a taxiway.