Sentence examples for expected travel from inspiring English sources

"I think sensational ads are definitely nothing new online," Mr. Seaman said, adding that he expected travel sellers to adhere to higher standards, especially given the importance of trust in an industry that already has an image problem.

While detailed analysis on trade-offs, between the expected travel time and the maximum regret value, shows that large reductions in maximum regret do not necessarily result in a great increase in expected travel time.

We develop expected travel distance expressions for such operations and use them to analyze three common warehouse designs.

Our results suggest that alternative designs offer reduced expected travel distance, but at the expense of increased storage space.

Under the randomized assignment policy, the expected travel times are found for a single and dual command cycle.

By contrast, when capacities vary independently, total expected travel costs are predicted to decrease with pre-trip information.

The storm, an unprecedented cross between a category one hurricane and a wintry north-easter, made landfall earlier than expected, travelling at speeds of up to 30mph.

Most common routing algorithms consider the expected value of link travel-time as a sufficient statistic for the problem and produce least expected travel-time paths without consideration of travel-time variability.

Hamilton Academical's New Douglas Park is being looked at as the possible venue because Rovers' Cliftonhill Stadium is too small for the expected travelling support.

"Baby boomers have grown up to value and expect travel.

In a recent report, the Global Business Travel Association said buyers "expect travel prices to increase substantially in 2013, from 4.6 percent for domestic economy airfare to 8.3 percent for international economy airfare".