Sentence examples for meager traffic from inspiring English sources
In Bahrain meanwhile a relatively meager traffic circle called the Pearl Roundabout proved barely adequate as necessary focal point for organized Arab Spring protest.
It can cut costs by consolidating post offices in areas where mail traffic is too meager to warrant separate branches.
No – they'll do what the Huffington Post does: pay a meager stipend to a tiny percentage top traffic drivers to save face, and then expect the rest to work "for the exposure".
Both "To Live," and his next novel, "Chronicle of a Blood Merchant"(1995), in which a peasant traffics in his own blood to supplement his meager income, remained resolutely focused on the tragic aspects of China's modern history.
A third of China's wealthiest billionaires are senior leaders supposedly living on meager government salaries — while their kids party in exclusive clubs and flout traffic laws in absurdly expensive cars.
The military is trafficking food and arresting bakers for trying to stretch their meager supplies.
These days, basic municipal services are more meager — street sweeping happens once a month instead of weekly, park bathrooms are cleaned less frequently and traffic lights can take more than a week to replace.
"Pill," Sharkey Meager said.
