Sentence examples for demand for trains from inspiring English sources
Bouygues, the world's second- biggest construction company, agreed to buy the French government's stake in Alstom for 2 billion euros ($2.5 billion) to tap expanding demand for trains and power stations.
For many years the railroaders stayed in what they called, without affection, the Bill Hilton, a tired, 58-room dormitory near the rail yard with thin walls and, lately, not enough beds, as the booming coal business has increased the demand for trains.
With the new transport planning process, from the perspective of network-level rail operations, we predicted the future demand for trains and proposed a plan to increase train purchases to meet future needs in 2017.
Strong demand for train travel also bodes well for Mr McLoughlin's London-Birmingham-Manchester/Leeds expressway.
Isabel Garford Newcastle upon Tyne It is no surprise that at certain times of day there is greater demand for train services; it is hardly a new phenomenon.
The now-strong demand for training needs to be better managed this year to make the programme sustainable while avoiding overspending, the NAO said.
The construction industry is expected to recover and generate more demand for trained electricians, plumbers and carpenters, according to a report last month by the President's Council on Economic Advisers.
The physicians who led the emergency-room team, once recruited from other specialties, felt an increasing demand for training in the management of both major traumas and a wide range of acute medical problems.
However, these criteria are likely to change over time and given the high demand for training, the trend in recent years has been to consider applicants with at least upper 2 1s.
With its stern demand for training and technique, Fame is supposedly about becoming well-known based on real talent and achievement – not just crass reality TV and having your own Facebook page.
The group will make joint appearances, but its main purpose is to open a mariachi school in East Harlem next year, to attract new blood and help meet the quickly growing demand for trained musicians.
