Sentence examples for fierce traffic from inspiring English sources

The five rookies who made the field drove in fierce traffic for the first time.

A few steps away is the Rue du Bac Metro stop, not unimportant given Paris's increasingly fierce traffic.

And since China features crowds, pollution and fierce traffic, Chinese travelers and foreign tourists often find spas essential to surviving the intense pace of life.

Under Lagos's energetic governor, much lauded in the international financial media, this crowded megalopolis of high rises, filthy lagoons, fierce traffic jams and sprawling slums, home to perhaps 21 million people, has proclaimed its ambition to become the region's, if not Africa's, premier business center.

But Western diplomats and political analysts questioned the wisdom of embarking on talks with the fierce drug-trafficking militias, which were formed in the early 1980's to fight Marxist rebels.

"Human trafficking and forced labor are as bad as ever here," Charles Santiago, a member of the Malaysian parliament and a fierce opponent of trafficking, told VICE News earlier this month.

Traffic is fierce, but a turn of the corner brings a suburban lull, with streets lined with frame houses.

In addition, in a two-tier femtocell network, to cope with the fierce increase of mobile traffic demand, network operators deploy massive and uncoordinated FAPs, which leads to a considerable increase in energy consumption.

Whether it was terrorism or not, the traffic was fierce on Martin Luther King Boulevard as people flocked to the interfaith service at Chattanooga's Mount Olivet Baptist Church.

"Does Bindel not know the difference between workers defending our rights and bosses defending their profits?" The debate around sex work and trafficking is fierce and ongoing.

Today weekend traffic can be fierce, and federal census data show that in 2000, only 11percentt of houses were seasonal or vacation homes.