Sentence examples for transportation leading from inspiring English sources

In many places, the historic relationship between transport investment and urban growth is being redefined with investment in transportation leading the development or redevelopment of forgotten backwaters of the city.

And 15 years of unchecked development in the western suburbs has created a mini-city of towers, Santa Fe, without proper roads or public transportation leading to it.

Even though we were careful when handling samples, some debris items may have been broken during transportation, leading to some bias in our debris size distribution.

Third, with the fabrication of nanograting by NIL method, the exciton is able to more easily reach the interface between P3HT and PCBM due to the shorter pathway of exciton diffusion and the higher efficiency of exciton transportation, leading to facilitate the photocurrent generation.

Finally, compared to the device based on PBHJ film, the exciton within the device based on OBHJ film is able to more easily reach the interface between P3HT and PCBM due to the shorter pathway of exciton diffusion and the higher efficiency of exciton transportation, leading to facilitate the photocurrent generation.

Many respondents who had done community outreach work had used public transportation, leading to wasted time and limited coverage of the catchment area.

It's centrally located between New York and DC, in a state with a growing number of fulfillment centers, and is a low cost, booming, major metro with an airport, good public transportation transportation, and leading universities.

Several lawsuits were filed to block earlier plans by the Department of Transportation, leading to Mr. Blumenthal's involvement.

"There was not a biking network when I was there," said Janette Sadik-Khan, who attended Occidental College here in the late 1970s and today is New York City's transportation commissioner, leading the way in expanding a network of bicycle lanes.

James Cash has spent nearly three decades in federal service successfully deciphering information from electronic recording devices to help determine the causes of major aviation and other transportation accidents, leading to reforms and greater safety for the traveling public.

Each year approximately 3.6 million people miss or put off medical appointments due to transportation issues, leading to annual costs for health care providers in the billions of dollars.