Sentence examples for problem of traffic from inspiring English sources

Consider, for example, the problem of traffic congestion.

It is an ambitious attempt to apply machine-learning techniques to the problem of traffic congestion.

Segregating cars and pedestrians was the only sensible solution to the overwhelming problem of traffic congestion.

It's only an improvised solution, however, to the problem of traffic pumping, which the F.C.C. should root out.

The Delhi High Court also recognized that the larger problem of traffic congestion was because of the growing number of vehicles in the city – currently over seven million.

The town supervisor, Frank Petrone, has supported the site since it opened a decade ago, calling it a pragmatic answer to a problem of traffic management.

The problem of trafficking is sadly not new in Nepal.

But Richard Flory, research director at the University of Southern California's Center for Religion and Civic Culture, told me that global religious bodies, operating in poor countries, sometimes get the problem of trafficking wrong.

He adds: The home secretary, Theresa May, has promised further legislation to tackle the problem of trafficking which is likely to be called the modern day slavery bill.

Groups who work with trafficked women declined to comment on the figures from the Pentameter Two police operation but said that the problem of trafficking was real.

An organisation called the English Collective of Prostitutes, which has spokespersons but no details of membership or finances, is always available for Newsnight or the Guardian to pooh-pooh the problem of trafficking into or within Britain.