Sentence examples for better signalling from inspiring English sources

They would be more so with better signalling and more electrified tracks.

At the very least, Miliband's energy freeze-for-all will pile pressure on the prime minister to do better, signalling it may be a smart political move despite the hurdles to its success in practice.

Better signalling and replacing freight trains with faster electric ones would ease congestion, too.Despite its problems HS2 may cling on in Parliament.

Longer platforms and better signalling, for example, would allow more trains on existing lines, while stretches of new track could relieve the worst chokepoints.Any sensible solution will have to address the question of road pricing.

The possibility of extending trains or putting in better signalling are unappealing both to engineers keen to crack on with a large infrastructure project and to politicians keen to talk about an "engine for growth".Instead the Department for Transport briefly considers other options in the light of whether they would provide the same benefits as HS2.

Possible options range from the completion of deregulation of the electricity market (in order to contain market power and make price ceilings redundant) to regionally differentiated wholesale prices (for better signalling of regional capacity constraints) right through to accelerated authorisation procedures for building new infrastructure [14,18,28].

Not everyone benefits from the better signal.

What better signal could a government give than by favouring those who create employment?

Why was Adele – clearly loaded and clearly in need of better signal – using a flip-phone?

I ran up the hill to try to get a better signal.

The agent allegedly suggested he step outside to get a better signal.