Sentence examples for viable travel from inspiring English sources

The unlikely identities were chosen so that there could be no suggestion that either Mr van Beek or The Times was faking viable travel documents.

It stayed viable as detailed travel information proliferated on the Web.

His 22-mile journey is considered a milestone in the attempt to make electric flights a viable form of travel.

It was so vast and isolated, the only viable form of travel was light aircraft (the ranch had seven landing strips); Sean and his brother and sisters had to be taught what to do if they were out in the bush with an adult who collapsed or died.

It is hoped that this investment will help reduce traffic congestion and environmental pollution, as well as giving commuters and visitors a viable alternative to travelling around the National Park by car.

The next simplest explanation is that, while the plunger of the multichannel pipettor was depressed to deliver cells as droplets below the rims but above the liquid in the wells, the tips expelled viable aerosols that travelled in an upward trajectory and escaped the intended wells in such great numbers that the cross-contamination of adjacent wells was probable to the point of inevitability.

"It means more people are trying the railroad as a viable alternative to auto travel within the county," she said.

Amtrak's Northeast corridor, enhanced by high-speed service, is the best example of rail providing viable competition to air travel.

It was another 20 years before commercial travel became viable.

It all feeds his overarching goal of making space travel commercially viable.

"Laser propulsion and antimatter have long been the stuff of science fiction, and now we're experimenting with them as viable options for space travel," states Garry Lyles, manager of Marshall's Advanced Space Transportation Program.