Sentence examples for and frequency of service from inspiring English sources
When will the airline industry reach the conclusion that the industry as a whole will never thrive as long as the major airlines compete against each other solely on price and frequency of service?
The subway-line rankings, based on such categories as cleanliness, crowding, and frequency of service, come from the Straphangers Campaign, a project underwritten by the New York Public Interest Research Group.
One slide in the presentation, labeled "Increase Ridership," points to areas of focus as the agency looks to grow ridership: the "Rush-Hour Promise" ride credit initiative, pass programs, hours of service, marketing, speeding up buses and frequency of service.
The idea here would be to identify and set up corridors linking small towns by bus or rail and then substituting that kind of transportation when it beats airline flights in terms of cost-effectiveness and frequency of service.
We tax ourselves to death — 1.5percentt on every transaction — for a system that fails to offer adequate connections and frequency of service.
In Walker's analysis, loops appear to provide good coverage, but are inefficient for everyday commuting use, while a rough grid pattern offers a wide variety of routes, while still maintaining reasonable speed and frequency of service.
London boroughs have pioneered novel approaches to allocating new housing in line with transport: in decisions about where to build houses, areas are graded on a scale which takes into account factors such as walking time to public transport, as well as number and frequency of services at nearby stops.
Reliability of the power supply system is closely related to the quality of the project, choice of materials, and management of the system (eg, quality and frequency of servicing).
According to UTO advocators, the driverless system brings a number of benefits to their users (see Sect. 4), mainly in terms of time and frequency of services.
Survey questions focused on staff preparation and career trajectories including training, education, and prior work experiences; types and frequency of services delivered to FCC providers; experiences, rewards, and challenges working with FCC and FFN providers; staff supervision and support; and staff perceptions of training needs (see "Appendix" section Table 9).
