Sentence examples for growth road from inspiring English sources
These included economic growth, road user charges, ocean freight rates, money, port pricing, noise and sterling.
Generally, population growth, road construction, income increase, and tertiary industry development were the major drivers.
Since World War II, freight flows in ton-km have grown by factor 5. One specific mode of transport has more particularly benefitted from this growth: road haulage.
The company's continued ability to derive new subscribers in the United States, where the service is at a far-higher saturation mark than other markets implies that the firm has a long growth road ahead of it internationally.
Using time series data from 1960 to 2008 and employing the Fully Modified Ordinary Least Squares cointegration approach, the paper shows positive significant long-run bi-directional relationship between CO2 emissions and economic growth, road sector energy consumption and economic growth and CO2 emissions and road sector energy consumption in all the OECD countries.
(Homa Jansen, moved from London to Oslo in 1997) "There used to be no street signs in Dubai – strange for such an advanced city – and with the rapid growth, roads and intersections were changing every other day, so navigating the city was via landmarks (like the 'clocktower roundabout' in Bur Dubai), buildings, or billboards.
"They are trying to develop enough political cover to present it as a smart-growth road".
"All of us say it's the same god that we're worshipping .In this section The war is far from over No wonder they still try The low-growth road All things happily to all men A coronation flop Where the popular will matters ReprintsKelfala Conteh is a caretaker at the oldest mosque in Freetown.
The resulting growth in road traffic is likely, according to road-safety experts, to result in five additional deaths nearly as many as broken rails have caused over the past 30 years.Ministers and rail chiefs, of course, know all this.
The deteriorating quality of roads was due to bad attendance, and the then ongoing growth in road transport made it even harder for the Soviet authorities to focus their resources on attendance and maintenance projects.
Road traffic injury has become a serious public health problem in China because of the rapid growth in road construction and the rising number of motorised vehicles.
