Sentence examples for rail professionals from inspiring English sources

This research has demonstrated that the desire to transport LDHV goods by rail freight, and the associated objectives and ambitions, have significant gaps and also significant potential impact in the eyes of our surveyed rail professionals.

Finally, additional information was collected from rail professionals (e.g. train drivers, station masters and transit officers) and QR safety experts who contributed to our decision to select three intersections adjacent to suburban train stations all actively protected and part of the Cleveland rail line: Coorparoo, Cannon Hill, and Wynnum Central (Fig. 1).

A man who died after apparently putting his head out of a train window was a rail professional who loved trains, friends and colleagues have said.

As with anything, patience and perseverance will pay off in the end, and you'll be able to call yourself a Ruby on Rails professional in no time!

He railed against professional politicians, whom he considered "demagogues".

He railed against "professional politicians" and the "Republican establishment"��meaning his own party's best candidates for the White House.

Barbara Laufer Dear Diary: The automated voices that now announce stops on the rails are professional, clear and understood, but something is lost — the sly, sometimes frustrated humor of flesh-and-blood conductors.

In the book "The Politics of Betrayal", Joe Khamisi writes how the same Kenyatta who railed against "professional friends" relied on intelligence from British officials who were constantly spying on Odinga and giving him (Kenyatta) "exaggerated information about Odinga's, communist links".

"English Heritage is working closely with Network Rail and their professional advisers - and now the public - to fully understand and protect the most special aspects of this significant Victorian railway achievement, to help prepare it for its next exciting phase".

At the charming, 120-year-old commuter-rail station in Maryland, professionals stood on the platform with their suits and briefcases, a scene straight out of "Mad Men" except for one thing — rather than the morning paper, their eyes were on their smartphones.

Though the Modi government promised more efficient, professional and modern rail services, the prime minister has been criticised for frivolous spending.