Sentence examples for terms of freight from inspiring English sources
The end of cheap air travel would - will - most affect the world in terms of freight charges.
Home to a major Federal Express hub, Indianapolis is currently one of the largest airports in the country in terms of freight handling.
It is now the third busiest airport in the world in terms of freight traffic, with 3,227,914 metric tons handled every year.
This differentiation of logistics hubs in transport logistics hubs on the one side and distribution logistics hubs on the other is fundamental in terms of freight transport demand modelling, because attracted goods and transports operated at these hubs differ significantly.
In terms of freight transport, the main trend of this pathway is based on global government cooperation in managing the existing natural and energy resources by introducing strict environmental legislation.
However, construction of the new seaport of Beilun, east of Ningbo, in the 1980s increased the importance of the province's coastal shipping, and by the early 21st century Beilun had become one of the largest seaports in China in terms of freight-handling capacities.
Although in terms of design, Freight have improved markedly (there are still a few irksome typos), this book is short but not slight, though inflated by wide margins and a full page grab-quote preceding each story.
If the Libyan increases can be rationalized in terms of the freight advan tage in an exorbitant tanker market, the argument goes, then similarly situated coun tries should likewise profit.
In terms of moving freight, Panama has made itself the economic crossroads of the Americas.
The forecasted changes, in terms of projected cargo types in rail freight transport, total freight transport demand and the corresponding development of service, will influence customer service expectations.
In other terms, the organisation of freight transport, and in particular the choice of a transport mode, is, at least to some extent, the result of production constraints.
