Sentence examples for route which could from inspiring English sources

The US Treasury mapped out an exit route, which could even land the government a profit.

This, of course, is exactly how the apartheid planners built black townships: with only one access route, which could be easily sealed or policed.

But most Canadian and American energy analysts believe that the Mackenzie Valley route, which could connect the energy-rich Prudhoe Bay of Alaska via an offshore pipeline through the Beaufort Sea, is more cost-effective than an Alaska pipeline proposal now being considered to transport Arctic gas.

When the vehicles are not being used they won't just keep circling the route, which could cause more traffic congestion, Chen said.

The shortest migration route was reportedly the Jabana (Tshebji and neighbouring areas -Dungna route which could be reareas -Dungna to five days (Figuroute, 8 and 9). Figure 6 Map showhichmigration routes of western Bhutan herds.

This route, which could be up to three times as long as the journey from Guatemala, appears to be the new norm.

Doncaster's Robin Hood Airport has announced two new routes which could mean thousands more passengers passing through its doors every year.

He adds: "I think Scotland suffered particularly in the Beeching era from the loss of some important quite long-distance routes which could have fulfilled a more strategic role than perhaps they did at the time.

For the scope of this test, let n p be the number of positives, i.e. the number of matched routes, and let n n be the number of negatives, i.e. the number of routes which could not be matched.

Further, let n tn be the number of true negatives, i.e. the number of routes truthfully identified as not having a homologous counterpart in the target map, and let n fn be the number of false negatives, i.e. the number of routes which could not be matched although they have a homologous counterpart in the target map.

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