Sentence examples for fleet without from inspiring English sources

[C2.] Jetsgo, a Canadian airline, grounded its fleet without warning, stranding thousands.

The Allies in World War II could have won the battle against the German U-boat fleet "without the assistance of the code breakers," he maintains.

The Federal Aviation Administration, the American regulator, is typically hesitant to ground an entire fleet without concrete findings of an inherent design or manufacturing problem.

Among its top challenges in the coming years is to manage the replacement of its aging coal fleet without running up against its mandated debt cap of $30 billion.

A spokesman for the Australian Workers Unionn, one of the country's oldest and largest unions, with more than 135,000 members, criticized the airline's decision to ground its fleet without notice.

For Mesa, the acquisition would give it a chance to quickly add planes to its fleet without having to find new aircraft financing, which is difficult to obtain these days.

It has high auto-ignition temperature compared to other gaseous fuels facilitating thus its use on future and existing compression ignition engine fleets without serious modifications of their structure.

In this manner it was hoped they would protect the fishing fleets without the diversion of major resources from the regular fleet, in the same manner as Q-ships deployed in the commercial sea lanes.

In the van, Caesar had finally attempted to join the fight, only to have a vital spar shot away by Trajan which caused her to slip down the two embattled fleets without contributing significantly to the battle.

This will include purchasing cleaner sources of energy that do not burn fossil fuels (such as offshore wind or rooftop solar), operating the campus district energy system without fossil fuels, and operating fleet vehicles without the use of fossil fuels.

While Uber may be the world's largest fleet operator without owning a single vehicle and Airbnb the largest hotelier without owning a property, their outsized returns are making them easy prey for economic risks.