Sentence examples for proportion of flights from inspiring English sources

The proportion of flights taken for work is small and has been flat or falling for a decade, according to government data.

The official figures confirm that the proportion of flights dedicated to business is lower than it was at the dawn of the millennium, the result not only of passing recession, but also the march of things like Skype, which allow more business meetings to be held online.

How does this small proportion of flight affect incidence and duration of the epidemic?

Breakpoints in the patterns of activity were found by performing piecewise linear regressions for proportion of flight time versus date; breakpoints (number and positions) were determined by the bootstrap restarting algorithm implemented in the segmented R library [ 14].

However, as a large proportion of UK flights cross French airspace, airlines believe that there is a strong chance of knock-on delays.

"It was his opinion that if even a moderate proportion of such flights could be replaced by train travel, the need for additional runways at many major airports would disappear".

My proportion of those flights added 11,800 kg of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, according to the calculator at Carbonfootprint.com.

Those English counties in the bottom half of the median weekly wage table more often than not produced the most Premier League footballers, the anomalies being London and Berkshire, which have produced a large proportion of top-flight footballers and have higher median weekly wages.

It will also operate "a substantial proportion" of its European flights.

Many airlines, such as Czech Airlines and Iberia, charge for refreshments in economy class on a proportion of their European flights.

"What we need is an international agreement where you share the carbon out roughly in proportion to the number of flights going from each country.