Railroading in a sentence

These "trend-following" revisions suggest that the business is difficult to predict, which is surprising given the high predictability of railroading activity in principle and the increasingly widespread adoption of precision-scheduled railroading (PSR).

Bondholders said Norfolk Southern is strictly liable for having in offering prospectuses touted its focus on safety and downplayed the risks of “Precision Scheduled Railroading,” which employs longer and heavier trains that require fewer workers.

He is accusing us of “forum-shopping” and railroading the bill.

This is why it was a pioneer in Precision Scheduled Railroading (PSR), which has let to better network efficiency, even though with some disputes with workers that asked for wage increases and better schedules.

So my question is, what can you do about those Alvin Braggs on your side that have been doing such railroading from the time?

He accused the Government of railroading through its Tier Three measures for the city without local leaders agreeing to anything back in October.

The costs of railroading through changes without concern for what state governments think will be paid not now, not next year, but over the decades to come as India turns fractious.

He enjoyed studying the history of World War II, sailing along the Maine coast, researching his family’s genealogy, woodworking, painting, photography, playing the organ, model railroading, and using “Flight Simulator” software.

Many businesses, including the new Westwood Brewing Company, embrace the town's roots in railroading, mining and logging while breathing life into its historic downtown.

The 160-acre railroad park is part of the Adobe Dam Recreation Park, and is home to the Maricopa Live Steamers, Arizona Model Railroading Society, Arizona Garden Railway Society, and the Sahuaro Central Railroad Heritage Preservation Society.

A line containing one of the longest tangent tracks in U.S. railroading (convert) also linked Alamosa with Salida to the north.

Free-Mo was designed to and continues to push the envelope of modular model railroading to new heights.

Influence on others Thales (Electricity), sculpture from "The Progress of Railroading" (1908), main facade of Union Station (Washington, DC) Thales had a profound influence on other Greek thinkers and therefore on Western history.

It goes beyond the traditional closed-loop set-up in creating a truly universal "free-form" modular design that is operations oriented and heavily influenced by prototype railroading.

The Bellingham Railway Museum is where one may find educational displays explaining the history of railroading in Whatcom County, as well as model trains, and a freight-train simulator.