Sentence examples for used for commuting from inspiring English sources
"In the next five years," he said, "the world will have a practical flying aircraft that could be used for commuting.
The car, which Ms. Fedele had used for commuting when she worked in the Bronx, would need to be moved only once a week for street cleaning.
BMW could have an advantage in this relatively new market because its well-heeled customers belong to the group that analysts say they believe will be the first to buy battery-powered cars, often as second cars used for commuting and shorter trips.
If the vehicle makes two daily trips, the distance of each trip is half of the distance generated from the Weibull distribution (i.e., we assume that the vehicle is used for commuting to and from a workplace).
By August 2009, 182 062 people had subscribed to Bicing (11% of the population in Barcelona municipality), with 68% of trips being used for commuting to work or school and 37% combined with another mode of travel.
This scheme allows an employee to purchase a bicycle (up to a cost of £1000€1180 $1560560)) at a significant discount by using tax incentives, provided the bicycle is used for commuting to and from work.
Quick half hour to hour uses for commutes or odd moments to sit from a car, couch, or train.
"There's a great empty highway out there called the Long Island Sound, and it's about time it was used again for commuting purposes," said Robert B. MacKay, the director of the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities.
"But our backers on KickStarter have shown us that they're really interested in using it for commuting and so we're developing some new features that will make it even better for that".
The finding that private mode use for commuting governs the housing tenure choice of individuals suggests that promotion of urban-transport policies such as Transit Oriented Development may be an effective strategy to curb the issues related to energy consumption and emission.
The Oldham Loop Line, subsidised by GMPTE and used for suburban commuting, closed on 3 October 2009 allowing work to convert the line from heavy rail to Metrolink, although preparatory work on Central Park Metrolink station and a flyover at Newton Heath over the heavy Caldervale Line commenced in 2005.
