Sentence examples for future fleet from inspiring English sources

The next Aveo, to be built in Michigan, must sell well for G.M. to meet the future fleet mileage requirements.

Though newer models now on the tracks are expected to last 30 to 40 more years, transit planners have urged the authority to consider articulated trains for any future fleet upgrades.

In addition, the airline took options on about 100 more regional jets that can be exercised across a mix of CRJ-200's and CRJ-700's according to future fleet needs.

The Navy has also reordered its budget, to spend more than $3 billion on development of a new destroyer powered by electric motor, a ship that Secretary of the Navy Richard Danzig has said will become a model for the future fleet.

Looking for cost cuts in the guise of nuclear nonproliferation, Prime Minister Gordon Brown has announced that Britain will reduce its future fleet of nuclear submarines from four to three, sending chill signals to those who work in the shipbuilding and maintenance sheds that loom over the streets here.

That quote could easily be from a government official at a pitch for a future fleet of zero emission vehicles.

A Fortune 100 company could apparently save itself "millions of dollars" in petrol payments if "they use the most fuel-efficient car and refuel the vehicle themselves".This trend is likely to have an impact on the rental companies' purchasing policies, with more small and hybrid cars in their future fleets.

Historian William Greenlee has argued that the Portuguese realized that "they were few in numbers and that those who would come to India in the future fleets would always be at numerical disavantage; so that this treachery must be punished in a manner so decisive that the Portuguese would be feared and respected in the future.

"Coal will be part of the energy future of the United States," Helme agrees, "but it's critical that we address environmental issues now because we're building that next fleet of power plants over the next twenty years.

Xenophon wants the government to make a firm commitment to building Australia's future submarine fleet in South Australia to avoid the "existential crisis" looming in the manufacturing sector.

The conclusion reached is that the proposed interior design is viable and coincides with the future metro fleet designs and concepts.