Sentence examples for transport better from inspiring English sources

However, this requires investment in public transport, better connections etc – otherwise businesses aren't going to consider Manchester or Birmingham over London.

Much remains to be done, but over his two terms as mayor of London, Ken Livingstone has begun to turn London round, to make it a city that can offer better public spaces, better transport, better neighbourhoods and better buildings for all its residents.

The manifesto is middle of the road, faintly left of centre (she was a civil servant and a Labour supporter): more council houses, cheaper transport, better education and – this won't do her much good in west London, where she lives – a third runway at Heathrow.

Although the two-region domain model could describe the process of solute transport better in undisturbed soil than the CDE, the interpretations of individual peaks were not fully satisfactory.

The comparisons between predicted and observed results in Plot 2 indicated that the ARM captured the overall behavior of unstable flow and associated tracer transport better than the MIM; however, to well characterize the macropore flow process, the ARM needs to be improved to include the effects of macropores.

It is worth underlining, however, that we will only achieve this goal by making public transport better and more efficient, not by punishing motorists with more taxes.

The other reason might be that DDE has transported better in the atmosphere than other forms [20, 29].

They had to compare six policy packages namely: improvement of the ecological efficiency of new vehicles; incentives for turnover of car fleet renewal; tax schemes aiming at promoting environmental-friendly transport modes; better integration between transport planning and land uses; new and better transport infrastructures; development of intelligent transport system (ITS) technologies.

Air transport does better.

Enhanced capacity is likely to mean more strategic transport capabilities, better communications systems, and more deadly and accurate air power.

The firm coped with a month-long transport strike better than its South African peers, says Albert Katsande, its chief operating officer.