Sentence examples for Traffic crisis from inspiring English sources
There has been no great traffic crisis.
Known as "carmageddon" to locals, the traffic crisis in the Philippines' capital rose up the political agenda in the weeks ahead of the recent national elections.
Weeks earlier, the deposed chief had, like the three men who preceded him over the previous seven years, been harshly criticized for his failure to solve the traffic crisis.
Reading "Air Travel's Next Generation," by James Fallows (Op-Ed, June 11), about the airline traffic crisis, I found it hard not to think of the high-speed train that runs from Boston to Washington.
The city's current traffic crisis is due to the continued cleanup activity at the World Trade Center site and security checkpoints at tunnel and bridge crossings, which have cars backed up for hours.
China's carbon dioxide emissions have doubled this decade, surpassing those of the U.S. The number of cars in China, now 25 million, is growing 25% a year, creating traffic crises.
This is a trafficking crisis and we must act now.
The wildlife trafficking crisis is combined with a crisis of habitat loss, he added, as well as eroding livelihoods for millions of people in Africa.
"Traffickers and smugglers will undoubtedly resume their trade and grave human rights abuses will again be perpetrated on the seas of South-east Asia," said its recent report, Deadly Journeys: The Refugee and Trafficking Crisis in South East Asia.
The Italian government's decision to make a series of cuts to anti-trafficking programmes in Sicily and across the country will seriously undermine efforts to create a national response to the country's growing trafficking crisis, NGOs and UN agencies are warning.
