Sentence examples for vast transportation from inspiring English sources
Pipelines are a major element in Canada's vast transportation network.
It is also supposed to combine several advanced technologies and packages of software that could integrate information collected across the region's vast transportation network.
All of which sounded spectacular on the evening news: two tough-talking governors take on the region's vast transportation agency, slash costs and budgets, and attribute problems and fallout to past management.
There have always been ferries going from one side of the river to the other, but in the 19th century ferries and railroads teamed up to form a vast transportation network.
Technology that allows diesel engines to instead run primarily on natural gas could provide a economical way for railroads and shipping companies to shift their vast transportation systems over to natural gas.
While vast transportation investment promotes accessibility and provides convenience for urban residents, it also brings new transportation problems and heavier traffic pressure.
The trip to France comes after Mr. Xi's visit in Italy, which just endorsed China's vast global transportation infrastructure project, the Belt and Road Initiative.
He said events of recent months — particularly India's refusal to participate in the "One Belt, One Road" project, the vast, strategic transportation network supported by China's president, Xi Jinping — have galled Chinese officials.
Georgetown, for instance, does not allow students who live on campus to have cars there, though the school's Washington, D.C., location allows access to a vast public transportation system, as is the case for NYU-Poly students in New York City.
The vast public-transportation and expressway networks have allowed the metropolitan area, popularly called Chicagoland, to stretch from Kenosha, Wis., around the south end of the lake through northwestern Indiana to the Michigan state line.
With the American military pullout from Afghanistan in full swing, a vast network of transportation contractors has been employed to ship heavy equipment out of the country.
