Sentence examples for transit though from inspiring English sources

Providers of public transit, though, have an inherent obligation to serve the entire citizenry, not merely the segment who can afford a smartphone and are comfortable with its use.

But in 2005 the Supreme Court ruled that illegal immigrants were essentially in transit — though some lived in the country for decades — and therefore their children had no citizenship rights.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg reiterated that he had none to spare for mass transit (though he somehow has nearly half a billion taxpayer dollars to help with new stadiums for the quite prosperous Yankees and Mets).

Immigration officials know that the vast majority of the migrants are only in transit though Mexico to the United States, like many of their own compatriots.That means that in the end the solution to the chaotic carnage in Tapachula lies beyond Mexico's control.

More money will be going into public transit, though not until 2017.

A fact sheet issued by the UK Home Office on the Syrian resettlement program stated, "We believe that Sudan is primarily a country of transit, though there are refugees fleeing conflict in Darfur".

Potential participants who were meeting or transiting though public places in communities, for example, outside the community store or at the child care centre, were invited to take part in the evaluation.

Unlike seemingly similar services like Google Transit and Embark, though, Moovit seeks to tap into its own users as a source for valuable transit information.

Rees said it was unlikely he would watch the transit this year though.

As we rolled up Third Avenue, Ms. Hasty praised the "really smooth ride" of the Transit Connect, though she added, "Maybe we didn't hit any potholes".

SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Bay Area's main commuter railroad resumed service on Friday afternoon after a four-day strike by transit workers, though the reprieve to its 400,000 daily riders could be short lived.