Sentence examples for many railways from inspiring English sources

Unlike many railways in Britain, it does not consume that much public money: the total subsidy per passenger mile between 2012 and 2013 was 0.5p (0.8 cents).

Many railways laid during Africa's colonial era have decayed due to neglect, leaving Cecil John Rhodes's Cape-to-Cairo fantasy more remote than ever.

However, many Railways insiders say that the credit must go to Kumar, who had preceded him in the ministry during the National Democratic Alliance government led by the BJP.

According to the myth this is reason many railways in Argentina were built to "Indian Gauge" of 5'6", which the builders of the Grand Crimean Central Railway had supposedly chosen as it enabled them to requisition for use in Crimea available engines and rolling stock which had already been built for lines in India.

This restructuring of the rural landscape was associated with the closure of many railway branch lines.

This is especially the case in Europe, where many railway stations are in or near international airports.

In many railway networks, the dynamic loads on the track can be detected and they are highly diverse.

Like Mr. Busse, many railway enthusiasts install traditional rock garden specimens, small-leafed ground covers, dwarf evergreens and sedums.

In the last few years, top-of-rail friction modifiers have been designed and used in many railway systems all over the world.

Many railway investments are not financially viable: High Speed 2 is estimated to cost £32bn and to leave £17bn to be funded by the taxpayer.

Now that most people cross the United States or Canada by plane, bus, or car, it is difficult to imagine just how many railway companies there once were.