Sentence examples for hampering traffic from inspiring English sources

A long queue of cars and motorbikes snakes from the dusty forecourt of a petrol station into the main road, hampering traffic on a sweltering afternoon.

In this case, the sidewalk would extend into the parking lanes on both sides of Atlantic Avenue, making the crosswalk two lanes shorter--a tremendous pedestrian benefit--without hampering traffic flow.

We show in the paper that the proposed "voting" system can effectively resolve the privacy issue which often hampers traffic engineers from getting detailed data from drivers.

Does it hamper local traffic patterns in a big way or endanger pedestrians?

The research identified a need for swift, flexible urban food transport not hampered by traffic jams and one-way streets; hence Foodlogica's e-trikes.

Cars in the central business district of Manhattan, already hampered by traffic, currently average about 9.5 miles per hour, a speed that many bicyclists can match.

The geographic characteristics of Anatolia facilitated the west-east connection, while the mountain ranges along the northern Black Sea coast and the southern Mediterranean hampered the traffic between north and south.

In many cases, added driveways would hamper the traffic flow of already congested roads, an issue that has caused the state and Suffolk County to restrict new commercial sites on some heavily trafficked roads, like Jericho Turnpike and Route 347, to one driveway, Mr. DeRubeis said.

Intense geomagnetically induced currents (GIC) can hamper rail traffic by disturbing signaling and train control systems.

They live under unsatisfactory living conditions, are hampered by traffic conditions, suffer from inadequate health services, and have limited information from their external environment.

However, in reality the number of reduced ends available for TrCel7A binding is limited, and moreover the movement of molecules is often hampered by traffic jams as seen in Figure 39e.