Sentence examples for glut of traffic from inspiring English sources
During that time, I saw an awkward, often undependable commuter bus system grow into hourly and half-hourly service that attempts to relieve expanded roadways that never keep up with the huge glut of traffic.
While it's great that you can get a 6MB pipe to your house via Cable, though, it becomes a double-edged sword, because of the sheer glut of traffic it creates: when the Internet was designed, the engineers did not have anything like the diffused network we have now in mind.
In addition to rising air pollution, the glut of traffic means accident rates are high, with pedestrians and cyclists the most common victims.
Napster, created last year by a 19-year-old college dropout, has spread so quickly among college students, traditionally the most avid consumers of recorded music, that the resulting glut of digital traffic has overloaded university networks.
Today, they assert, the fairs are mostly a traffic-disrupting glut of cookie-cutter commerce heavy with tube socks, sunglasses and other mass-produced mundanities.
Most news publishers have a glut of Web advertising space on their hands, and no amount of traffic is going to give them the pricing pressure they would need to make real money online.
Ebbs in traffic and a glut of competition mean diminished returns.
Collectors trafficked mainly in rare special editions, leaving a glut of new material; so the new stuff was scoffed at, and the old stuff was slipping in value.
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