Sentence examples for frequent transportation from inspiring English sources

As a railroad hub, Samedan (pronounced sah-MEH-den) offered frequent transportation to trails in the surrounding villages.

Promoters hope the projects will reduce Fiji's energy consumption, provide far-flung islanders with less expensive and more frequent transportation, keep local traditions alive and potentially create a new source of tourism income.

This could be due to close geographic relationship and frequent transportation between the two areas.

**Stress-factors cows include: overcrowding, moldy feed, high in-barn temperature, frequent transportation, concomitant disease.

One study found that despite the frequent transportation blocks due to strikes, more women living near main roads sought care from maternal health services [ 44].

The insignificant difference between medical centers and regional hospitals may have resulted from frequent transportation of patients and high density of hospitals in Taiwan.

Like much of the less trampled land in Venice, which comprises more than 100 islands, San Clemente cannot be reached by bridge, gondola or frequent public transportation.

Many frequent public transportation users in SF have been using the Clipper Card, a contactless payments and ticketing card, for a number of years in the city.

They would have ready access to frequent public transportation; building codes would institutionalize energy efficiency in homes and offices, from insulation to lighting; and heating would be supplied on a municipal or district level to provide economies of scale.

Blake (2016), and Blake et al. (2016 and 2017a) conducted targeted experiments under controlled laboratory conditions to investigate the most frequent surface transportation impact types identified from post-eruption assessments: skid resistance reduction, visibility impairment and road marking coverage (see Additional file 1 for key findings summary).

Compared to Mongolia, West IMAR has a much higher density of Bactrian camels and a larger human population, as well as a more active live camel trade and frequent animal transportation as part of the animal husbandry and tourist industries.