Sentence examples for valuable freight from inspiring English sources

In a sense, they help subsidize the carriage of less valuable freight.

He recovered lead and iron pigs and other valuable freight; on one occasion he retrieved a cargo that included a large crock of butter in a good state of preservation.

That hope slowly turns into worry as you picture your valuable freight sitting outside of your home, while people walk by it and wonder what it is.

The Logistics segment provides a range of freight transport services for various cargos, including live animals, valuable cargo, mail, dangerous goods, and temperature-sensitive goods; and road feeder services.

Water transport, though slow, remained a steady and valuable method of moving freight, particularly bulky or heavy cargo.

A Department for Transport spokeswoman said: "We need to build HS2 to free up valuable space for passengers and freight because without it, our existing rail network will be full by the mid-2020s at a cost to passengers and businesses up and down country.

An attempt to implement calculation according to borne ton criteria could lead to higher payment request from the shipper in correlation to a similar sea freight of less valuable merchandise, reducing the consumer's surplus furthermore.

The Paris case leads us to identify three conditions that need to be met in order for a participatory approach to provide valuable input to an urban freight policy.

These cyclists, organized into teams sponsored by corporations who pay the freight and receive valuable advertising in exchange, set out each day to traverse the French countryside at speeds above 50 mph.

It was the kicker to a sleek heist plot out of "Ocean's Eleven," as Walt and his team robbed a freight train of a valuable chemical.

On the whole, the confirmation survey validates the potential of the questions on the volume constraint and the organisation of transport operations as valuable extensions to the standard roadside freight survey forms, yielding new information for a limited additional cost.