Sentence examples for mounting congestion from inspiring English sources
The business-jet market faces challenges, among them mounting congestion at general aviation airports that cater to big markets.
American Airlines and United Airlines will cut peak-hour flights at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago to help ease mounting congestion, the Transportation Department said Wednesday.
Berlin-Brandenburg, with expected capacity of up to 45 million passengers per year, was also expected to relieve mounting congestion at the capital's much-loved but well-worn Tegel.
Immigration to Tehrān has slowed due to the rising cost of living, mounting congestion problems and higher population density, restrictions on industrial activities, unemployment and other economic problems, and the growth of outlying suburbs and of other urban areas in Iran.
In response, the B.N., led by Prime Minister Najib Razak, says a 73 percent slump in Penang's investment last year and mounting traffic congestion in the state are evidence that Mr. Lim's touch is wearing thin.
Such glimpses make a persuasive case for full pedestrianisation, but would that be the best solution to the area's mounting problems with congestion, overcrowding, noise, road safety and air pollution?
In an interview in an earlier column, Mr. Mullin had insisted that the best way to deal with mounting airport delays and congestion was to build 50 miles of new runways at major airports.
More than that, traffic congestion in London was mounting, making speed of distribution ever harder; the flight to the suburbs was well under way; and working people, through the day, were beginning to get their headline news from radio and television.
