Sentence examples for transportation much of from inspiring English sources

Starting next year, the European Union plans to spend $30 billion in 28 countries on transportation, much of it on rail modernization, to integrate about 20 intersecting national rail networks.

It was widely patronized by taxi operators and was immediately turned into a staple mode of transportation much like a cross of the taxi and the jeepney.

Aside from a few trucks, snowmobiles are the preferred form of transportation for much of the year in the hamlet high in the Canadian Arctic.

While the steam engine remained dominant in industry and transportation during much of the 19th century, engineers and scientists began developing other sources and converters of energy.

Things are bad across Europe, which is in the midst of an icy cold snap that has disrupted transportation across much of the continent.

SNOW DELAY: Last night's game between No. 7 Pittsburgh and host Georgetown was postponed because of a snowstorm that shut down transportation across much of the Northeast.

In the immediate aftermath of the attacks, governments halted commercial transportation in much of the world — including the Bay of Fundy, the principal summer feeding ground of the whales and the shipping route to Saint John, New Brunswick, a busy port.

Looking at the age of consumers, those under 25 spent the highest proportion of their income, after housing, on transportation; presumably much of this went for automobiles and for automobile insurance premiums.

Buoyed by the boom in the travel and transportation business — much of it dependent on Kennedy International and La Guardia Airports — wages rose faster in Queens than in all but one other county in the country last year, according to the latest figures from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Teague is a firm with 70 years in transportation design, much of it in commercial aviation – but they've never built a bike.

Imbudo disrupted transportation across much of Luzon.