Sentence examples for passengers value from inspiring English sources

"We submitted a strong bid which would have delivered high quality services for passengers, value for taxpayers and an economic return for shareholders," he said.

We have forecast a far slower growth rate of under 2%.There is clear evidence that passengers value savings to the time.

Southeastern railways said on its website that satisfaction rates between 73 and 78 per cent were a "two year high" which showed that "passengers value the improvements we have been making".

Surveys show passengers value a second crew member on the train, which partly explains why large pockets of passenger sympathy for the RMT have held up, perhaps surprisingly given the largely Conservative constituencies affected by the dispute between London and Brighton.

This matters because passengers value being on time very highly - every minute they are delayed wipes out the value of three minutes' journey time, according to more surveys.

Tim O'Toole, FirstGroup's chief executive, said "We submitted a strong bid which would have delivered high quality services for passengers, value for taxpayers and an economic return for shareholders".

Applying flight and passenger prioritization scenarios, their cost estimations include also the passenger Value of Time (VOT) separately estimated for the passengers with the defined flexible and inflexible tickets, both quantified as a function of delay at the final destination.

It is found that optimising for a combined driver plus rear passenger seat weighted root mean square vertical acceleration rather than using driver or passenger values only, returns the best results.

Based on surveys of SeatGuru visitors, Mr. Daimler said extra legroom is the benefit passengers most value when choosing a seat, and that seems to be the main perk airlines are hoping to sell.

If those low-fare carriers weren't enough competition for the traditional airlines, they're seeing the passengers they value most -- business travelers -- dwindle, not just because the economy has been suffering, but because they are choosing low-fare airlines, too.

Staff will be deployed to areas of stations where passengers "most value their help and reassurance".