Sentence examples for going fleet from inspiring English sources

Evaluations show that the energy consumption is higher for the Norwegian ocean going fleet than the coastal fleet, whereas the opposite is the case for the number of fatalities.

Only 20percentt of its United States sales (112,034 last year) go to fleet buyers.

The Fourth Estate, as Edmund Burke dubbed the press in 1787, is now long gone from Fleet Street, leaving the thoroughfare void of journalists.

The Vauxhall brand, under which its cars are marketed in Britain, is still the country's second-biggest seller, but it is believed that 80% of its sales go to fleet and company buyers, who expect even bigger discounts than individual motorists.As the losses mount in European volume carmaking, it is becoming ever clearer that the continent is simply making too many cars in too many factories.

Even worse: More than 40% of Mitsubishi's first-quarter sales went to fleet customers.

In 2011 about 32% of the 2.1 million cars Ford sold went to fleet customers (45% of Focus sales).

If you go through fleet sales, plan to take the opposite approach.

So is the overdependence on fleet sales: 25% of GM's sales go to fleets (rental cars and the commercial/government market).

The drone which carried out this feat is not going into the fleet.

He initially served with the surface fleet, going on a nine-month training tour around the world in the light cruiser Karlsruhe from 24 September 1933 to 27 June 1934.

The manpower problem was compounded by the supply crisis which was affecting the entire nation, with the fleet going unpaid and largely unfed for months at times.