Sentence examples for transport that could from inspiring English sources

Eddington's refusal to consider the form of transport that could make best use of our existing infrastructure is a disgraceful oversight.

Cycling is a low carbon form of transport that could help you reduce the carbon footprint of your day-to-day travel.

Despite the wartime ban on photographing the movement of any transport that could be used in the war effort, Link found the proximity irresistible, and began taking shots of trains.

Therefore, diffusion and distribution coefficients in compacted bentonite (i.e. in "realistic" liquid to solid ratio conditions) are the main parameters that have to be obtained in order to characterise solute transport that could be produced after the canister breakdown.

9) For ventilated patients undergoing transport that could be of long duration, or in patients at particularly high risk, a suction system should be immediately available, ideally in the form of a portable electric suction device.

Readdition of glucose (5.55 mM) for six hours to glucose-starved cells led to a rapid decrease in hexose transport that could be blocked by cycloheximide but not actinomycin D. Although readdition of 3-OMG to glucose-starved cells had little effect on reversing the transport increases, glucose plus 3-OMG were more effective than glucose alone.

For many years strategists have speculated on the possibilities of tankers, cargo ships and transports that could navigate under water.

Michael King, the mayor of Terrace Bay, told the Guardian: "For us to lose buses through this whole area would leave us completely isolated with no rail, no air and no type of ground transport that people could use".

Between them, the Baltic states have no competent armed forces, no tanks or artillery and a few transport planes that could hardly be called an air force.

The port has long been touted as a potentially lucrative transport corridor that could link neighbouring Ethiopia, which is landlocked, to the sea.

The government's Bureau of Audit, which was never informed of the report by international auditors, threatened an investigation of the transport ministry that could cost the minister his job.