Sentence examples for either traffic from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, despite fears in advance, there has been little displacement of either traffic or crime to neighbouring boroughs.

The real surprise of the night was the poor showing of Steven Soderbergh, heavily tipped for Oscar glory for either Traffic or Erin Brockovich.

Traffic offered the rights to the usual suspects — ESPN, Fox, GolTV — and either Traffic was asking too much or the nets wanted to pay too little.

The results obtained can be used for predicting either traffic noise or railway noise.

The rest of the stations are either traffic sources, helpers, or both.

Update: The report doesn't mention AOL's local news initiative Patch, but on the analyst call, Armstrong reiterated his commitment to get Patch profitable by the fourth quarter of the year, saying that will be achieved by a mix of cost-cutting measures (such as finding local partners in markets that are underperforming in either traffic or revenue).

Nearly a third of workers in the electronics industry and a third of migrants in Malaysia overall are either trafficked or forced to work, according to Nah. "The government knows it and doesn't do anything about it," she said.

Receptor tyrosine kinases bound to c-Cbl are targeted to the endosomal compartment from where they are either trafficked to lysosomes for degradation or recycled back to the plasma membrane (Thien and Langdon, 2001).

("Doesn't matter what time it is," a thief named Handsome Rob says. "It's either bad traffic, peak traffic, slit-your-wrists traffic . .

Choked junctions are governed either by traffic lights that work only spasmodically, by a traffic policeman with a stick or not at all, leaving drivers to battle it out as best they can.

"If you want to improve your online business, whether you're Amazon or a growing startup, you can either increase traffic, or you can increase the rate at which that traffic converts," says Urban.