Sentence examples for just transit from inspiring English sources

Many people just transit through, but it merits stopping and exploring.

But since Tunnel Vision is a blog about subways, we'll keep it to just transit.

This result demonstrates that Ascl1 expressing cells in the adult SVZ are not just transit amplifying neural progenitors, but at least some of these cells have long-term (180 days) potential to generate neurons, implying they represent a subset of self-renewing neural stem cells in this region of the brain.

"Morocco has to deal with the reality that there are more migrants who are not just transiting but who are settling in the country," he said.

At the beginning, people thought it was just in transit – but no country remains in transit for long: the young people want to use it and then you also have loose money floating around in poor countries, and that undermines democracy".

Rather its ridership will generate fare revenue while confirming the need, and desire, of Angelenos to ride Metro between the Valley and the Westside and South Bay. 4) Don't just create transit corridors that develop the adjacent land and make smart transit-oriented developers rich.

Not just a transit system to shuttle workers from bedroom communities to office towers but vastly upgraded rapid transit by rail, water, you name it -- in and out of the hub and all around the tri-state region.

In the weeks leading to his arrest, Mr. Padilla made two trips to Zurich, possibly just in transit between countries in the Middle East.

It's useful to remember, when considering the argument that the Web is contributing to our mental downfall, that ruing the invention of new forms of mass communication is a historical tradition of long standing".~ Nate Kornell and Sam Kornell, "Information Superhighway Just Vapid Transit?" (Miller-McCune).

Its report – Not Just in Transit: Drugs, the State and Society in West Africa – notes that the area has also become a producer and exporter of synthetic drugs such as amphetamine-type stimulants (ATS), which are not only consumed in the region but also shipped to south-east Asia.

"A few days ago Bapska-Berkasovo was just a transit point, but after the Hungarian authorities decided to close their borders, delays have left thousands stranded with minimum shelter or access to toilets," said Francisca Silva, MSF's humanitarian advisor in Serbia.