Sentence examples for much smaller traffic from inspiring English sources

Singapore's area licensing scheme has been in operation since 1975, but it involves a tiny area and much smaller traffic flows.

Yesterday's rush hours ended sooner and created much smaller traffic jams than those that tied up most of the region on Tuesday.

"PalTalk, although much smaller, has hosted traffic of substantial intelligence interest during the Arab Spring and in the ongoing Syrian civil war," The Washington Post reported.

The main reason for this behavior is the higher priority traffic of ST not being always active (ON/OFF behavior) and therefore the level of interference with the RT traffic is much smaller.

But Mr. Dumenco noticed that The Huffington Post, a huge site with many readers, returned very little traffic, while Techmeme, a much smaller site, kicked up plenty.

Tehran in 1958 — a city much smaller and quieter than the traffic-clogged metropolis you see in Iranian films nowadays — is rendered through painted backgrounds and old-fashioned sets.

Changes in the Norwegian Toll Rings, which aimed to generate revenue rather than reduce traffic, have been much smaller [47].

These non-mapping apps especially got good traction among mobile web users, where mapping apps took only two of the top 10 slots (but remember, mobile web is still accounting for a much smaller portion of overall mobile travel traffic).

"However even if passengers choose to stay in severe traffic, the costs are much smaller when shared between several users".

The agencies have traditionally claimed the right to regulate not just rivers and lakes with boat traffic, but also protect much smaller and shallower water bodies, including wetlands.

The estimated life expectancy lost because of air pollution (0.8 40 days) and traffic accidents (5 9 days) was much smaller.