Sentence examples for constructing a new fleet from inspiring English sources

A new report published by the British American Security Information Council BASICC) says the estimated cost of constructing a new fleet of Trident submarines is continuing to rise and could be increased by a further 50% over the coming months, more than wiping out the £10bn contingency fund the government recently set aside even before the vote in parliament expected in late 2016.

The news is a boost to the nuclear industry following a series of setbacks in plans to construct a new fleet of reactors in the UK, which ministers say are needed to cut carbon and keep the lights on.

The Arab governor Musa bin Nusair built a new city and naval base at Tunis, and 1,000 Coptic shipwrights were brought to construct a new fleet, which would challenge Byzantine control of the western Mediterranean.

The company said on Wednesday that Glasgow was the best location to build a new fleet of Type 26 frigates.

These were very expensive to construct and Greenland's airport fees are still among the highest in the world; they also required a new fleet: DHC-7 turboprops uniquely suited to the harsh terrain and weather conditions in Greenland.

He has ordered a new fleet of Airbuses and is fitting them with extra seats.

BA intends to introduce a new fleet, with crew on new contracts with less favourable basic wages and allowances.

Soon a new fleet was commissioned, and other food companies decided to get into the act.

In contrast, the UK (6th) remains committed to building a new fleet of reactors.

The bigger airlines can't afford a new fleet.

But a new fleet of shuttles to place and maintain the satellites was the costly impediment.