Sentence examples for core road from inspiring English sources

Only one in four people have electricity access, and the country's core road network is limited.

Don't get me wrong, Nintendo has had some bad apples in the past, even producing a system that was a universal flop (the Virtual Boy), but what I'm talking about goes beyond a few wrong turns; I think that the core road map that Nintendo has put itself on is flawed.

The Government risks angering trades unions with plans to commercialise the running and repair of Britain's core roads network, a move likely to lead to full privatisation.

Gravel events, he said, are a relaxed contrast to the often uptight world of hard-core road and mountain bike racing.

The Gyration is bulkier, so may be inconvenient for hard-core road warriors and those giving fairly straight-forward presentations may not need the extra features.

The plans include a core route network of dedicated lanes on existing roads to transport athletes between the athletes' village and venues.

Though many significant arteries may flow from London's thriving core, all roads ultimately lead back to the seemingly inescapably regal force that feeds and energizes the city.

"In places such as the newer neighborhoods, far away from the urban core, where roads weren't so heavily traveled before leaded gas was eliminated, you have noticeably lower lead levels," he says.

"I get some funny looks when I get out of a hard-core off-road truck all dressed up.

For the Freelander, Land Rover did away with some of its hard-core off-road features -- like a true four-wheel-drive system with low-range gearing and a "live" axle -- in the interest of better everyday manners.

Kia's second-generation Sorento and BMW's X1 were among the first SUVs to turn an all-wheel drive transmission from a must-have piece of equipment to a tick-box option and even Jeep, Land Rover's main rival in the hard-core off-road stakes, weakened - a signal that Britain's main maker of 4x4s could probably risk it too.