Sentence examples for considerable congestion from inspiring English sources

"The Republic of Ireland is experiencing considerable congestion and high labor costs," he said.

"Traffic is still being diverted from the wider area and this is causing considerable congestion in the Tower Bridge/Grange area," a spokesperson said.

The southern section of the Inner Circle was suffering considerable congestion between South Kensington and Mansion House, between which stations the DR was running an average of 20 trains per hour with more in the peak periods.

One of the factors which may influence the value of your unit is whether the park has considerable congestion.

In the early 21st century Montreal was afflicted by considerable traffic congestion that may have been at least partly a long-term consequence of a cost-driven moratorium on freeway construction from 1977 to 1985.

By contrast, if stations are omnipresent there is little effect on urban spatial structure, but a considerable decrease in congestion.

This can result to considerable redundant retransmissions, causing congestion and packet collisions in the network.

Despite this potential positive, the lack of initiative by buyers or potential buyers will continue to plague stocks and leave the market susceptible to technical pressure, which is considerable due to the congestion of the current trading range.

The permanent inconvenience to thousands of drivers, and the environmental and economic costs of increased congestion will be considerable.

Finding a proper solution to vehicle congestion is a considerable challenge due to the dynamic and unpredictable nature of the network topology of vehicular environments, especially in urban areas.

None of them considers the complicated and challenging crossroad scenarios where large numbers of vehicles can become isolated, and thus, considerable communication overhead and network congestion can be generated using these existing schemes.