Sentence examples for shuttle business from inspiring English sources

The most recent privatization effort was creating a single major contractor for shuttle business, the United Space Alliance, owned equally by Boeing and Lockheed Martin.

Both US Airways and Delta confirmed that their shuttle business has declined -- in part because of Acela, and in part because of a fall in business travel.

The corporate shuttle business is a "large, pretty much untapped market," said Thomas E. Davis, Avolar's executive vice president and chief operating officer.

The corporate shuttle business has been growing quietly and rapidly in recent years, said officials of Avolar, which is currently looking for an outside investor to shoulder some of the financial exposure of its parent, United.

THE United States has been out of the space shuttle business for a few months now, but the country is still seriously considering spending billions of dollars to send astronauts back to the moon, to Mars or to a nearby asteroid.

US Air and Delta Answer New Shuttle Now that American Airlines has jumped into the East Coast shuttle business against US Airways and Delta Air Lines, they have responded with jackpot-like offers intended to grab a bigger share of the business-travel market.

Uber disrupted the taxi and shuttle businesses by offering a more convenient alternative that (1) does not require tips or cash fares and (2) is less expensive during off-peak demand periods.

Harry Kourounis, who has been shuttling business tycoons and celebrities around New York City in limousines and town cars since 1982, has a saying: "First-rate….

Harry Kourounis, who has been shuttling business tycoons and celebrities around New York City in limousines and town cars since 1982, has a saying: "First-rate people get first-class service, and second-rate people get first-class service".

To some U.S. businesses, a sense of panic developed and their executives began shuttling business to other destinations such as Vietnam, India, Thailand and Bangladesh, seeking new, unknown and less expensive outsourcing opportunities.

Researchers and ideas shuttle between business and academia, much as Stanford University fueled the growth of Silicon Valley.