Sentence examples for aging trains from inspiring English sources

Especially in a sprawling system with aging trains and tunnels approaching a hundred years old, it is a truism that has caused even the agency's most ambitious quieting efforts to fall short.

Metro-North officials said that customer satisfaction has been dropping on the New Haven line, and they attributed that, in part, to unhappiness with the aging trains, aggravated by jealousy over the new trains.

B1 No Relief for Commuters Facing a winter of unrelenting breakdowns and delays, Connecticut and Westchester commuters on Metro-North's most troubled line are being told they will be the last ones to see any replacements for the aging trains.

Facing a winter of unrelenting breakdowns and delays, Connecticut and Westchester commuters on Metro-North's most troubled line are now being told they will be the last ones to see any replacements for the aging trains that are failing at levels that are angering and frustrating regular riders.

Despite some creative financing to squeeze dollars for major projects -- like persuading the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to finance the $250 million purchase of double-decker rail cars for New Jersey Transit -- the state no longer has enough money to repave cracking roads and refurbish aging trains.

In 1997, NSB announced that they would order 36 new electric multiple units, which would among other things replace the aging trains on the Jæren Commuter Rail.

A.L.G. was supported in part by National Institutes of Health Neuroplasticity of Aging Training Grant T32 AG 000216 and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Med Into Grad Initiative.

It does not take much study to reckon that an aging train system requiring an annual subsidy of $180 million -- not to mention a major capital investment -- should not be offering its passengers such a bargain fare.

Participants also provided data concerning their sociodemographic characteristics: age, gender, educational level, work status, marital status, and previous aging training.

The sample was composed of 302 adults between the ages of 18 and 59 (M = 37.11, SD = 12.31), mostly women (70.65%) and most without any previous aging training (92.41%).

http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/100000002 National Institutes of Health Neuroplasticity of Aging Training Grant NIH T32 AG000216 to Lizhen Chen.