Sentence examples for serious transport from inspiring English sources

The Germans and Austrians were able to occupy the whole of Poland and begin advancing into the western provinces and the Baltic region, unleashing a flood of refugees, who aggravated the already serious transport situation.

Their financial dependence on a mean old Chancellor severely limits their room for manoeuvre - not to mention their scope for giving policy expression to ideological convictions - but they do have serious transport muscle, cash for delivering significant housing and other development schemes and hefty "call in" powers over large planning decisions.

Speaking after the first meeting of the emergency committee, Mr. Brown described the air travel shutdown as "one of the most serious transport disruptions we have known" and promised to do "everything in power to make sure all arrangements are in place to help people where possible to get back home".

John Biggs said the Emirates Air Line was "not a serious transport solution" as in September it carried 229 people an hour, less than its 2,500 capacity.

The toxicity of ethanol was a major stress factor for yeast during fermentation process, which could inhibit yeast growth and viability, and to affect serious transport systems including glucose and amino acid transport (Arneborg et al. 1995; Ingram and Buttke 1984; Salmon et al. 1993).

Mr Biggs, who represents the City of London and east London, said: "It is a useful and welcome tourist attraction and will provide a useful alternative to the tube and DLR [Docklands Light Railway] when these are busy or closed but it's not a serious transport solution for us".

Pedestrian falls (PFs) – falls in public spaces without collisions with other road users – are a significant cause of serious transport-related injuries, amounting to three-quarters of all pedestrians admitted to hospital.

With the serious urban transport challenges that rapid motorization and growth in travel demand for the city of Beijing have brought, the design and implementation of efficient and equitable urban transport polices has become essential to achieve sustainable development targets.

Being serious is transporting Iraqi scientists to Cyprus, with no handlers present, to take testimony under oath and in secret, same as with witnesses before a grand jury.

Stop building roads and get serious about public transport.

Some of the many outlandish claims include that Isis is "dead serious" about its transport networks.