Sentence examples for congestion off from inspiring English sources

The first battalion to land, 2/18, arrived at the E-1 draw 30 minutes late after a difficult passage through the congestion off shore.

Rail services can increase economic output by up to £10.2bn each year, by moving congestion off the roads and aiding productivity.

Stops says that "visually impaired pedestrians and [bus] passengers will be most disadvantaged" by the bypass and that off-peak car parking within the street's bus lanes "will mean slower bus journeys and more congestion off-peak".

Hence, Zhu et al. propose a rate allocation scheme to optimize the expected received video quality based on simple models of encoder rate-distortion performance and network rate-congestion trade-offs [9].

That problem is especially acute in the San Francisco Bay Area, where some industry officials liken the problem to the congestion on a freeway off-ramp that creates a jam even if the main highway is running smoothly.

"You can avoid peeping congestion by getting off the main road," he said.

At Auchan, another big French retailer, executives have spent 46 million euros ($41 million) to convert their cash registers, train cashiers and hire extra workers to fend off congestion.

These drivers had been trying to avoid congestion by getting off the Gowanus Expressway before its merge with the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, a trouble spot that causes seven and a half million hours of drivers' delays annually, and then taking Hicks Street through Cobble Hill and Brooklyn Heights.

To ward off congestion and commuter frustration, marathon officials have issued a course closure grid, a map of additional streets that will be closed Sunday and various other maps and tools to navigate across the county that morning.

3.01pm: Crowd congestion delays kick-off at Queens Park v Elgin City.

Such was the eagerness to witness the away side, crowd congestion delayed kick-off by 10 minutes, before Adam Boyes rifled in for the hosts.