Sentence examples for longer traffic from inspiring English sources

In reaction, McDonald's and such supermarket chains as Kroger and Safeway announced that they would no longer traffic in slime-augmented meat.

After the protesters shouted for a while longer, traffic was reopened on the parkway at 6 10 p.m. and the crowd gradually dispersed around 6 45 p.m.

"Every one of you on this committee has people in your communities who sit in longer traffic every day because of the special lanes for Fort Lee," he said.

But they are also Yale and Kennebunkport, which might mean that we will see Topsiders, other forms of Ivy League understatement and longer traffic delays on U.S. 1 in Maine.

With the increase of the mobile Internet traffic and the number of users' devices, such centralized models encounter several barriers for scalability, security and performance, such as a single point of failure, longer traffic delays and higher signaling loads.

"Every one of you, every one of you on this committee has people in your communities who sit in longer traffic every day because of the special lanes for Fort Lee," Baroni said in November.

The precise mechanism by which Y64H amelogenin in combination with ameloblastin leads to decreased cell survival in our transfection experiments is unclear but it could be due to Y64H amelogenin ameloblastin interactions resulting in complexes that can be no longer trafficked appropriately prior to secretion due to conformational anomalies.

Traffic is way down (see chart below), partly because it is no longer buying traffic with ads and partly because of changes to the way Google indexes the site.

The combination of new bus lanes, longer red traffic lights and more pedestrian crossings inevitably means more delays for drivers.The timing of traffic lights is being subtly changed all over London.

More people spend longer in traffic getting to work.

A one-way taxi ride from central Hanoi will take about one hour, longer in traffic.