Sentence examples for because of transit from inspiring English sources

City officials postponed the Nets' opener in part because of transit concerns.

To be sure, a lot of students did stay home, whether in protest or because of transit problems (of which there were few).

The North Sea is one of the busiest shipping areas in the world, not only because of vessels moving to and from its ports but also because of transit traffic with the Baltic.

Instead, an overall reduction occurs in the frequency of weekend trips because the addition of transit and nonmotorized trips is less than the reduction of automobile trips.

I don't know if we can replicate this independence in America, not just because of the lack of transit in most places but also because of the anxiety intertwined with the idea of a child going anywhere alone.

The availability of automobiles has a powerful influence on the use of transit, because the quality of automobile service is commonly superior to that of transit.

Indeed, all these three components, which are interrelated, need to exist because of the complexity of transit crimes.

Let's take the Nord Stream 2 pipeline: its only purpose is to avoid Ukraine, causing huge damage to its budget because of a loss of transit payments.

Because of plentiful transit options, a walkable environment and a high downtown residential population, Philadelphia is finding that it needs less parking.

I know America's social safety net isn't the strongest, but it should be able to help out a couple of New Yorkers who are down on their luck because of mass transit.

Voicing pride that the contract was improving health benefits when coverage for many other workers was deteriorating, he acknowledged that he did not get all he wanted on wages because of the transit authority's financial troubles.