Sentence examples for difficulty with traffic from inspiring English sources

It is the long and narrow restaurants with bars up front that have the most difficulty with traffic jams.

Unlike the Grand, the Muskegon is not navigable, so dams would not cause difficulty with river traffic.

Cameras and sensors detect traffic and objects, plotting movements as the car moves, but current prototypes have had difficulty with bad weather, potholes, temporary traffic lights and recognising police officers or human signals.

Congenital color deficiencies are related to poorer school performance, slowed CRT at traffic lights, difficulty with information processing from color video monitors, and increased difficulty with color-coded tasks (Cole and MacDonald 1988; Margrain et al. 1996; O'Brian et al. 2002; Steward and Cole 1989).

The most serious data quality issues appear to be: inaccuracies in crash location and time, difficulties in data linkage (e.g. with traffic data) due to inconsistencies in databases, severity misclassification, inaccuracies and incompleteness of involved users' demographics and inaccurate identification of crash contributory factors.

Additional similarities can be found in the field of intrusion detection since filtering with large rule-sets presents the same difficulties of traffic inspection with a large database of fingerprints.

Aziziah was jammed with traffic.

Roads are clogged with traffic and rubble.

"So with traffic cops, you give tickets.

How obsessed is Gawker with traffic?

It costs $57 with traffic data included.