Sentence examples for Take a traffic from inspiring English sources

Facebook warned publishers that they'd take a traffic hit with this latest change.

VICE is of course not a neutral participant in this debate: it relies partly on Facebook for readers, and like many publishers will likely take a traffic hit from the changes to the algorithm – a shift our colleagues at Motherboard pointed out might not be such a bad thing for the media in the long run.

Citysearch and Tripadvisor are also taking a traffic hit, it seems.

Another way to save money on car insurance is by taking a traffic school course.

IATA's guidance on the matter suggests taking a traffic-light approach.

We take a dynamic traffic engineering approach over multiple time periods in which an energy-aware resource reservation model is solved at each review point.

In her 2009 article, Jane Mayer quoted Panetta on the job that Petraeus is expected to take: "You're a traffic cop, in many ways".

That is valuable traffic that then increases the ranking in the search engine because it does not take a lot of real traffic to get your page to the first 3 pages of the search engines.

At the very least, it is a good excuse to take a break from the traffic.

I'll order octopus ceviche in Puerto Rico and take a chance navigating the traffic in Rio de Janeiro on a borrowed bicycle.

Google has just introduced Google Trends For Websites, a new tool that lets users take a peek at the traffic data from sites around the web.