Sentence examples for often trafficking from inspiring English sources

This is a habit for Trump after nearly every major terrorist attack, he has no qualms about spreading fear and anger, often trafficking in misinformation, dangerous habits for a man so close to the presidency.

But downtown theater often traffics in the absurd, and so in Sybil Kempson's slyly bizarre "Potatoes of August," the spud strikes back.

Baird Jones, 53, sometimes peddled tidbits about A-list celebrities, but more often trafficked in what he said were transcripts of question-and-answer sessions with less luminous stars — B- or even C-listers.

In the arguments for and against porn, those critical of the industry claim porn is violent and degrading towards women, and that those involved are often trafficked or working under duress.

Young Nigerian girls and women are often trafficked to Europe via Libya to become sex workers.

Today's slaves work and live alongside us, often trafficked into the country, their exploitation hidden in plain sight.

Despite New York City's strict gun control laws, guns are often trafficked in from other parts of the U.S., particularly the southern states.

Romani families are shown in Central and Eastern Europe, and the narration indicates that Romani boys are often trafficked for the purpose of forced child begging, and that Romani girls are regularly trafficked as child prostitutes.

However, this same report acknowledges that women are often trafficked or coerced into selling sex (UNAIDS 2012, 4).

The connection between the basal body and the axoneme is known as the transition zone and is the region where proteins enter or exit from the cilium, often trafficked in an active manner by the intraflagellar transport machinery.

And Route 25, though often traffic-clogged, connects to Bridgeport.