Sentence examples for diminished traffic from inspiring English sources

Gas station and restaurant owners say the diminished traffic is hurting business.

All four firms are adapting to diminished traffic in letters and important documents because of e-mail, and the growing demand for parcel delivery to end-consumers generated by e-commerce sites such as Amazon.

But immediately after the ban lifted, Delhi's diminished traffic returned to it's usual whirling, chaotic snarl.

The fact that the understudy protein also increases in apical membrane, but the relation between Oat5 abundance in apical membranes and homogenates has a value less than unity, suggests a diminished traffic of the protein to the membrane or an increase of its release towards tubular lumen.

The servers then cache these "hot" pages to diminish traffic jams.

Google will still be linking to those stories on numerous newspaper/broadcast websites and other online sources that syndicate stories from these agencies, but could potentially diminish traffic these sites as users stay on Google News’ pages…and possibly even affect their online ad revenues, if you want to stretch the logic.

In the Old Town neighborhood, some business owners were concerned that giving over a large building to a noncommercial use would diminish foot traffic to adjacent stores and restaurants, Mr. Little said.

The news from Chipotle was grave as it continues to be hit by diminishing foot traffic in its restaurants, along with the rising costs of food, especially grain.

Reductions in injury-associated morbidity and mortality have been linked to a variety of factors including adequate pre-hospital care, decreased transportation time to definitive care, reinforced transportation laws to diminish road traffic injuries (RTI), and improved injury surveillance [5, 6, 9].

During the long 1980s, Kisumu stagnated: industries closed down and international goods traffic diminished.

As mutations that abolished cytoplasmic trafficking diminished anchorage-dependent growth and failed to protect against UV-induced apoptosis, indicating cytoplasmic localisation of PDK-1 plays pivotal roles in signalling (Lim et al, 2003).