Sentence examples for increased foot from inspiring English sources

She tried traditional policing strategies, like increased foot patrols, but the robberies persisted, she said.

Reasons include the design, increased foot traffic from gawking passers-by and fears of having a park clogged by statuary.

And those dry police reports about increased "foot traffic" in cities thanks to overgrown kidults playing the game?

The increased foot traffic has brought restaurants to the avenues nearby as well as to 116th, which has come to be called Little Mexico.

They are mainly concerned about a lack of parking spaces and increased foot traffic that could disrupt the careful choreography of trucks and forklifts that currently dominates the sidewalks.

Mr. Hill said the university had also increased foot patrols, expanded surveillance cameras and turned to other law enforcement agencies for help with bomb-sniffing canine teams to expedite searches for bombs.

Whether Boutiika increases foot traffic to boutiques, however, is hard to gauge.

If downtown businesses are to survive and if Lower Manhattan is to thrive as a 24-7 community, any recovery plan must address ways to increase foot traffic downtown.

But the giant retailer would also increase foot traffic in the neighborhood, which could benefit Shoe City, the manager, Shasherri Hindman, said.

"It clearly increases foot traffic in the mall, and it's intended to entice spectators to engage in various forms of expenditure".

At drugstores, the emphasis on food goes beyond increasing foot traffic, to the broader goal of selling more items outside the pharmacy.