Sentence examples for major railways are from inspiring English sources

Since the companies have worked through congestion from mergers and labor issues, the major railways are now pitching reliability and growth.

This episode, stimulated by the desire of the Department for Transport to make operators pay as much as possible for the right to run services, is part of a wider malaise that boils down to one major issue: the railways are costing both taxpayers and farepayers too much.

A major concern when national railways are privatized is that service to unprofitable areas will be cut, adversely affecting local populations; privatization plans attempt to address this issue with varying success.

Elsewhere in the country, major roads and railways were blocked and opposition-run cities were at a near standstill.

Roads and railways are rotten.

Roads and railways are few.

Railways are no exception.

The closest major railway station is New Jalpaiguri, on the outskirts of Siliguri, which is connected with almost all major cities of the country.

These were deprived wards with extremely high values of railway density (a major railway station was sited in ward B), high proportions of migrants and substantial excesses of observed cases over the number expected.

The American Civil War of 1861 to 1865 can lay claim as the first major conflict during which railways were considered a fundamental part of the supply chain.

The connection to regional airports and major railway stations is strong, but not to the regional employment centers.