Sentence examples for having traffic from inspiring English sources
"If you say, 'Well, the one upstairs has been on the market for four months already at only $10,000 more,' the broker will say, 'Oh, well, they have a terrible leak.' " Other brokers talked about having traffic to their open houses siphoned off in the lobby by the competition and of agents who act like the undercover variety, posing as potential buyers to perform reconnaissance.
The project also benefited from having TRAFFIC International as our partner.
Having traffic congestion reduced, so that traffic moves more smoothly even when there are many cars on the road.
(Note: it looks like it's having traffic issues today, but it is coming up if you're patient).
In the 'prioritization' component of the survey, respondents ranked having the 'highest possible level of safety' as the single most important benefit that they would like automated cars to deliver, ahead of benefits such as being able to performing activities while traveling or having traffic congestion reduced.
Persons who agreed that the price of gasoline, rough pavement, or highway congestion were "very much" or "severe" problems for them were categorized as having traffic problems; others were coded as not having such problems.
Or, conditions on the fault might change; maybe the fluid pressure in the Earth increases, which makes it easier for a fault to slip, speeding up the process (the equivalent of having traffic-free roads and savvy commuters using one-touch smart cards to pay for their bus journey).
He admits to having trafficked marijuana in the past.
"We have traffic signals without power.
