Sentence examples for clogged congestion from inspiring English sources

The roads are also clogged: congestion may cost the economy $6 billion a year.

Such commonplace afflictions as throat-clogging congestion and a running nose do battle with Barry's mellifluousness.

The French capital is the latest city to limit the number of cars on the street, either to limit air pollution, or to free up the streets from lane-clogging congestion.

Almost all the major airlines have suffered deep losses since summer 2000 -- the so-called summer of hell when delays and congestion clogged the nation's airports, enraging passengers and causing concern among regulators that the air traffic system was becoming overburdened.

And seeking to enact a pivot to become a multi-modal transport platform — to be able to offer cities something other than just more traffic and congestion on already clogged and polluted roads.

A stop sign, they say, will only worsen congestion across an already clogged section of Manhattan.

Ted Balaker and Sam Staley argue that "clogged intersections represent a symptom of congestion's root cause: political neglect".

Congestion – sclerotic city arteries clogged with traffic – is economically inefficient, ergo making mass transit work serves the city's economy.

But certain symptoms are cause for concern: shortness of breath, chronic coughing or wheezing, congestion or clogging of the airways with mucus.

But some models suggest that, while urban roads would improve, rural ones would clog up, producing more congestion overall.Road pricing touches several nerves: motorists' perception that they are overcharged, general resentment at high taxes and worries about official surveillance.

Port congestion is clogging operations of typically under-the-radar industries — such as recyclers.