Sentence examples for bigger fleet from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the price war, Virgin's hefty investment in a bigger fleet, and soaring oil prices have already brought problems.

There is enough demand to warrant more vehicles, but Haikal does not have the time to manage a bigger fleet.

Announcing the deal alongside Boeing's chief executive, Ray Conner, in New York, O'Leary said the bigger fleet would allow Ryanair to increase passenger numbers from 82 million now to more than 150 million by 2024.

The administration had ambitions to build a bigger fleet, but the proposed expansion was cut short; by the time Admiral Kelso became chief of naval operations in 1990, the cold war was over, the so-called peace dividend — a shrinking Pentagon budget — was coming due, and the Navy had to strain to dispatch its flotillas to far seas like the Persian Gulf.

Mrs. Merkel plans to meet with other European Union heads of state and government on Thursday to discuss what they should do to ensure the safety of the reactors on European soil — a bigger fleet than the 100 or so operating in the United States.

Waymo will press on, of course, with a far bigger fleet in number and vehicle size.

Each successive year, Sea Shepherd has sent bigger fleets and faster vessels, while Japan has downscaled its forces; last season, for the first time, the activists had the upper hand.

Google, Apple, Facebook, and Genentech run some of the bigger fleets, and those mostly unmarked white buses have become a symbol of the transformation of the city.

These are big, fleet men.

Based in Texas, the combined company will run the world's biggest fleet of oil rigs.

Today the world's biggest fleet, excluding minibuses, is in Santa Barbara, California.