Sentence examples for attract more traffic from inspiring English sources
Building more roads would simply attract more traffic and congestion.
All that new parking spaces will do is attract more traffic.
By 1973 it was rejecting the "reckless and irrelevant Tory plan for ringways" which it said would only attract more traffic and congestion.
Audio messages can also be edited, so the hypothetical Times Square restaurant manager could adapt his lunchtime commercial to attract more traffic at the dinner hour.
To attract more traffic, established media apps such as TikTok, Kuaishou and Vigo Video seek out pop stars, artists and big names from other social media sites.
Finds from the side of the road, thrown away by passing Roman drivers, suggest that the tendency of better roads to attract more traffic has a long history.
Google Translate provides a Latin service which attracts more traffic than Esperanto, Icelandic and Irish.
As pressure has mounted on the mobs, first in Colombia and now in Mexico, Central America has attracted more traffic.
IF those tech teething problems can be solved, the big remaining challenge will be attracting more traffic at Google's expense.
The surge in gold prices is attracting more traffic, he said, but when it comes to selling gold, personal needs often trump market price.
Despite creating the planet's sixth most visited website – the online encyclopedia attracts more traffic than Amazon – Wales receives no salary from Wikipedia.
