Sentence examples for surplus travel from inspiring English sources
To answer this question, this paper develops appropriate time-dependent network design models for each of these strategies, and examines the performances of these strategies in terms of consumer surplus, travel cost, social surplus, and profit over the planning horizon through numerical examples.
Airline-affiliated credit cards offer a surplus of travel perks: free checked bags, bonus miles, access to airport lounges plus priority boarding and check-in.
If you pay for a set amount of miles up front, you could find yourself seriously stung – as we were - when you have to pay a fee for any surplus distance travelled.
As a group, the Japanese spend much more traveling abroad than foreigners do visiting Japan, and they contribute greatly to the travel surplus of the United States.
O'Neill's squad – fuelled with a surplus of spirit – travel to Helsinki on Friday morning for their final outing against Finland more than ready to have their time.
But is the tourist bump as big as it could be?The Commerce Department announced this week that America ran a $17.8 billion travel surplus in 2007, more than double the 2006 figure.
He flogs "surplus" army supplies, travels the world making deals and accumulating extravagant official titles (such as Caliph of Baghdad and Mayor of Cairo) and, in the spirit of popular capitalism, gives his fellow soldiers nominal shares in his ever-expanding business.
Ricardo Caballero is sceptical of their utility:Probably worth having but not much surplus is left after the travel expenses are paid for.
Second, even if it seems remote to most citizens, any democratic deficit is made up by a surplus of benefits, from cheap air travel to lower telephone-roaming charges.
On 21 June the pair jettisoned all surplus equipment and supplies, planning to travel light and live off the now plentiful supplies of seal and birds.
Overstock.com, an Internet retailer that sells surplus merchandise from other companies, will add travel to its list of products.
