Sentence examples for successful rail from inspiring English sources

He said the re-privatisation was "an act of industrial vandalism that will smash apart Britain's most successful rail company for just one reason – it is publicly owned".

The most successful rail corridor in the nation — the Northeast corridor, which links the densely populated, transit-friendly cities of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington — has been largely shut out of the high-speed rail money.

Within days, the Co-operative Bank had also fallen prey to US hedge funds, as Conservative ministers put out to tender the country's most successful rail service, the publicly owned east coast mainline.

Ringed by the Blue Ridge Mountains and for generations a successful rail hub, it now has a median income of about $35,000 and is trying to reinvent itself for a different economy: a medical school opened in 2010, and a bike shop is planning to move into the massive old transportation museum.

And Representative John L. Mica of Florida, the new Republican chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, supports high-speed rail, but would like to see efforts focused on the Northeast Corridor linking Boston, Washington and New York, the nation's most successful rail route.

"The publicly owned East Coast franchise is Britain's most successful rail operation carrying more passengers per mile, more efficiently and with the highest levels of passenger satisfaction and handing over £200m a year back to the taxpayers while comparable private train companies rob us blind.

"The British public have a right to openness and transparency when it comes to the ideologically driven attempt to sell off Britain's most successful rail-route to the speculators and chancers after two previous private sector failures on the same line," said RMT acting general secretary Mick Cash.

One of my suggestions for successful family rail travel is to limit yourself to two children.

Successful light rail needs a population density able to support a daily ridership of at least 10,000 commuters.

If the lawsuit is successful, the rail authority will have to redo its environmental study for a third time, reconsidering the route and funding projections for that segment.

Based on the identified links between various factors and success, the methodology provides predictions about how successful an urban rail system is likely to be and suggestions on how its success can be enhanced.