Sentence examples for valuable transportation from inspiring English sources

Even if the High Line owner, CSX, needs convincing, city planners need to get to work on this immediately before the valuable transportation resource is torn down or turned into a park where people can look at several varieties of rare weeds.

Because these units are so manageable, valuable transportation assets are not necessarily needed and can be used where they are more in demand for search and rescue or relief operations.

But in spite of the fact that we could move our cars with electricity, and our goods on rail, our planes on biofuels; and in spite of our knowledge that at least half of the fuel we use each year is simply wasted, delivering no valuable transportation services; we keep on doing it.

Of its 319-mile (514-kilometre) length, 200 miles (320 km) are navigable, and it has been a valuable river transportation route since ancient times, particularly during the Chosŏn (Yi) dynasty (1392 1910).

Immediate information access to the Internet is especially important and valuable for transportation system commuters in metropolises.

Jordaan reassured a dubious journalist — that is to say, me — that the hosts would protect reporters who are usually the last to leave the darkened stadiums, carrying valuable laptops, seeking transportation to hotel or train station.

Hydrocracking of secondary interest refinery streams (high aromatic content) can yield valuable products for transportation and petrochemical industry.

The combination of a low cost source of Biofine's levulinic acid with available way of valeric acid synthesis opens up new opportunities for valeric acid as a promising bio-derived source for synthesis of valuable compounds for transportation sector.

central position in the Adriatic-Ionian Sea, which can significantly support the development of the tourist sector; upgraded ports network that can serve sea transportation purposes; valuable cultural and natural environment that can steer the development of highly qualitative alternative forms of tourism; and.

In a region where valuable gold was plentiful, transportation was insecure and effective law and order was lacking, travelers became easy prey for robbers.

Selling everything Like many Burundians who make the difficult decision to flee, Lutfi's family took the calculated risk of selling their valuables to pay for transportation.