Sentence examples for back on traffic from inspiring English sources

CAREER PROSPECTS Equipped with cameras and other sensors, drones of the future will report back on traffic, survey land, inspect pipelines and transmission lines, conduct border surveillance and other law enforcement work, assess damage after storms and earthquakes, and even spot fish.

He puts the increase down to a change in "shopping and leisure habits" rather than limitations of the scheme itself, and suggests that making driving more expensive, through parking fees and other taxes, could be more effective at cutting back on traffic.

Still, if having a real label on a switch gets your eyes back on traffic that much more quickly, we figure you'd prefer it that way.

Over the last few years, the NYPD has severely cut back on traffic stops, from a record high of almost 700,000 in 2011 to about 22,000 last year, according to data from the New York Civil Liberties Union.

Kerry is in the country this week, and we hope he at least has the good grace to feel embarrassed over his department's decision to turn its back on trafficking victims for the sake of bringing a strategically important country into a trade deal.

Two toilets with bidet seats stood back to back on the traffic island at the intersection of 45th Street and Broadway, and curious pedestrians stopped to watch a demonstration of how the seats' sensors automatically lift the lids in a welcoming salute.

So instead of cutting back on high-traffic services like buffet dining in areas affected by the virus, as they did in the spring, hotel representatives say they are focusing on day-to-day measures.

Millau can now happily turn its back on levels of traffic brought by the motorway generation, while, for a minute at a time, motorists will be transfigured by one of the great works of art of our time.

But if you think you will have spent enough time in Sao Paulo for work, Mr. Kugel suggested a couple of side trips, though he warned against going on Friday or coming back on Sunday, when traffic in and out of Sao Paulo can be problematic.

When we wrote that initial story we said we'd report back on how much traffic was referred to us from each of Blogrunner and Techmeme.

"I leave the house at 6 45 in the morning and I won't be back until 5 30-5 45, depending on traffic, and when you do that in a day it takes a lot out of you and you get tired easily.