Sentence examples for age of fleet from inspiring English sources
In what Watkins called "the silver age of Fleet Street" – before the 80s diaspora – there was a great deal of boozing and fighting.
The number of vehicles has increased by 204 % between 1990 and 2010 and the average age of the fleet is 10.5 years [1], with 24%% of the fleet comprising vehicles older than 16 years, manufactured before the adoption of the EURO emission standards [34].
If you consider the "age of the fleet" for existing fossil fuel generators, you'll find that many are ready for retirement.
It will help the company increase earnings and lower the average age of its fleet, the chief executive, Peter Georgiopoulos, said on a conference call in New York, where the company is based.
Ashtead led the way lower, down 32.5p or nearly 4% to 809.5p as analysts at HSBC moved their recommendation on the equipment rental group from buy to hold, on the basis of the age of its fleet.
All are double-hulled, and the age of its fleet averages out at just 6.5 years.
Too bad the age of its fleet is nearly twice the industry norm.
The medium rate of withdrawal of end-of-life vehicles will result in an average age of the fleet of 15.59 years in 2030.
The high rate of withdrawal of end-of-life vehicles will result in an average age of the fleet of 14.75 years in 2030.
The ATR72-500 plane's age - 13 years - is a little older than the average age of its fleet, 10 years, but not unusually old for planes used in Taiwan.
