Sentence examples for ensuing traffic from inspiring English sources

Rounding the clubhouse turn, More Than Ready, in tight quarters on the inside, had to steady, and Solis was forced to check Dixie Union in the ensuing traffic.

The ensuing traffic jam — 100 miles long by some estimates and involving 10,000 vehicles — trapped some motorists for three days and forced senior Russian officials to go on television on Monday to mollify the thousands of angry drivers.

The water was deep enough, said Tim Rubacky, a company spokesman, but after conferring with the corps and the Coast Guard, the company decided that the likelihood of a barge accident and ensuing traffic closures would be too great.

No drivers were seriously hurt, but the ensuing traffic snarl delayed thousands of vehicles on Interstate 78, nearby stretches of the Garden State Parkway, and several local roads that feed into both highways.

Christie has consistently denied that his staff had anything to do with the lane closures and the ensuing traffic snarl up, and insisted that the events on the bridge were instigated as part of a traffic study of the flow of vehicles over the bridge.

Officers were stationed nearby to sort out the ensuing traffic snarls.

After phagocytosis by macrophages, intracellular bacteria are located in a membrane-bound vacuole (phagosome), but the ensuing trafficking of this vacuole and subsequent bacterial survival strategies vary considerably.

In AD and other tauopathies, MAPT is hyperphosphorylated, which has led to the prevailing hypothesis that increased phosphorylation of MAPT is the root cause of pathology, causing decreased binding of MAPT to microtubules, which leads to destabilized microtubule networks and ensuing trafficking deficits within diseased neurons.

The ensuing pedestrian traffic (as many as 100,000 annual visitors) and the use of artificial lighting caused the once-vivid colours to fade and brought about the growth of algae, bacteria, and crystals.

The airline then laid off more workers starting in April, citing the United States-led invasion of Iraq and the ensuing drop in traffic as the justification.

For scheduling unicast traffic, time slots allocated to a base station do not need to be re-negotiated and re-configured (hence reducing the ensuing rate of control traffic) as long as its mobile client nodes continue to reside in the geographical region that is targeted for coverage during the allocated time period.