Sentence examples for more highways and from inspiring English sources

The alternative (more highways and airports) won't work forever.

After World War II, more highways and air travel changed vacation habits, and property values declined.

Outside economists say they hope the money goes to build schools or low-cost housing for migrant families, rather than more highways and seaports to benefit industry.

Effective modern transportation is less about building more highways, and more about operating our existing systems more effectively while harnessing the benefits of technology.

The government's failure to rein in spending — and its decision to spend on yet more highways and toll roads instead of investments that could produce direly needed economic and export growth — has soured relations with the opposition Social Democrats.

They say that Central Florida does not have enough contiguous panther habitat, that the cats would have to cross more highways, and that much agricultural land would have to be turned into the dense forests that panthers prefer.

"I believe in no more highways, intellectually and environmentally," said Jane Holtz Kay, the "Asphalt Nation" author.

The routing from Brawley to Calipatria was added to the state highway system in 1933; following the completion of the road from Yuma to San Diego, increased tourism and growth led to the development of more highways in Imperial County, and the construction of the system was expected to aid in future growth, according to the Los Angeles Times.

The new study also recommends more bus shelters and more highways.

In response, we built more highways, increasing fuel consumption and, as transportation planners acknowledge, doing little if anything to reduce traffic.

Salt Lake County has been expanding its mass transit system and trying to protect its watershed, Mr. Becker said, while many rural areas are pushing for more highway money and for fewer restrictions on the use of federal land.