Sentence examples for ideal transportation from inspiring English sources

Like its conventional RX 350 sibling, the RX 450 is ideal transportation in a tranquilized paradise.

During the last months of the war, barges were considered ideal transportation for horses suffering wounds from shells and bombs.

In an ideal world, transportation networks and services would be adapted to the specific travel needs of each individual and would perfectly fit the corresponding desire lines (direct lines between origin and destination points).

These cities were situated on rivers that were ideal for transportation.

While walking, bicycling, and mass transit are the ideal means of transportation, they may not be able to get you everywhere you must go.

For a trip with the goal of connecting the president with the country's people, the automobile proved to be an ideal mode of transportation— allowing him to see more of each city and its people in less time.

The ability of PayNearMe's portal to print customized messages could make it ideal to sell transportation tickets, insurance products or even initiate money transfers.

Although Mr. Cross said it would be ideal to extend public transportation to the area -- the Olympics plan calls for the extension of subway and railroad service -- it was not critical, he said, to the development of the stadium.

Today in Europe, where the scooters' size, mobility and ease of operation make them an ideal mode of urban transportation, Vespas are everywhere.

High unit value goods such as gold are ideal for arbitragers since transportation costs are cheap and unit values are easy to manipulate.

Walking, riding bicycles, and using public transportation are ideal ways to travel green as opposed to driving a rental car or taking taxi cabs while on vacation.