Sentence examples for our transportation needs from inspiring English sources

Still, most people think biofuels will only supply a fraction of our transportation needs ("Briefing: Transportation").

They grow in saltwater and can produce bio-oil that one day could fuel our transportation needs.

"One of the few sources of revenue that we actually get more of than we send to Washington is gas tax money for our transportation needs.

"He's trying to do everything he can do to address our transportation needs in Virginia, and the courts keep setting him back," said U.S. Rep. James P. Moran Jr. (D-Va)., who has worked closely with Kaine to secure federal funding for Dulles rail.

One of the challenges associated with developing alternative fuels from plants has been the high cost and energy inputs that are associated with the processing plant biomass so that it can be more easily converted into sugars and from there into biofuels to address our transportation needs.

The two toughest challenges the nation faces in terms of energy, according to presidential science adviser John Holdren '65 SM '66, are meeting our transportation needs with less oil, and meeting economic aspirations while producing less climate-altering carbon-dioxide emissions.

Until the day that your firm can enjoy an onsite driver, let Uber take care of your transportation needs.

Millions of homes and buildings need to be weatherized, our transportation system needs to be energy efficient and we need to greatly accelerate the progress we are already seeing in wind, solar, geothermal, biomass and other forms of sustainable energy.

The global demand for energy to meet our daily industrial and transportation needs is ever growing at an average annual growth rate of 1.6%% (OECD/IEA 2005).

"The administration, Assembly and Senate are all committed to tackling this issue early in the new year to address our critical infrastructure and transportation needs," read a short memo released last month by Gov. Jerry Brown and legislative leaders.

Washington can create real jobs and real prosperity by dedicating our resources to meet transportation needs without an increase of crude flowing into the state--transit, efficiency, conservation, walkable communities, electric car manufacture, all are viable options that keep jobs at home and support responsible development.