Sentence examples for congested time from inspiring English sources

Because the fee is not for renting the curb; it is for taking a car trip and congesting the street there, at that congested time.

As expected, the morning and evening peak hours were the most congested time periods.

Those who drive at peak times pay more, perhaps with the aid of an electronic collection system at resort entrances, with the money going to those who waited until a less convenient, and less congested, time.

When you or I decide to drive during "congested time" -- what we used to call "rush hour," but which now lasts about six hours every day -- we make that congestion a bit worse, and thereby impose a cost on all the other people who are trying to get somewhere.

In a market-driven situation, fees could vary in a number of ways: airlines that operate the most during busy times could be charged higher overall fees, or airlines could be charged different fees for using more or less congested time slots.

A review of the literature indicates that the breakdown speed threshold and the congested time duration are location dependent.

Africa Budget Safaris has an eight-day Northern Kenya camping safari, including a visit to Lake Turkana, costing £609pp Sure, at a height of nearly 15,000ft it's not as big as Mount Kilimanjaro, but neither is it anything like as congested, time-consuming or expensive.

Close off parts of Manhattan to cars at congested times of the day.

And so the city's defenders, in recognition of these dangerous and congested times, must seek other means of fortification.

"In the even more congested times that await us, literature must aim at the maximum concentration of poetry and of thought," he writes.

The so-called congestion-pricing schemes are meant not only to encourage drivers to get the time-saving E-ZPass transponders but also to offer drivers lower tolls for traveling in less congested times.