Sentence examples for the problem of congestion from inspiring English sources
"I don't think light rail is a slam-dunk solution to the problem of congestion," he said.
He claimed this arrangement would solve the problem of congestion, as people would live and work in the same building, commuting by lift.
Bell and some of its independent rivals in the United States have licked the problem of congestion on the scarce radio frequencies that the portable equipment would have to use.
Hence, this query propagation poses the problem of congestion in the network.
In this paper, an observer based controller is designed for the problem of congestion control.
Various algorithms have been proposed in literature for alleviating the problem of congestion.
Its interim chief executive, Jace Tyrrell, says: "We do not believe that closing Oxford Street entirely to traffic will solve the problems of congestion and pollution..
The chairman of the government's Commission for Integrated Transport, David Begg, argues that if the problems of congestion are to be tackled, there will have to be a fundamental restructuring of vehicle taxation and a switch from fuel duties to congestion charging (road tolls).
But the Campaign for Better Transport (CBT), which has calculated that the 190 known schemes would cost a minimum of £20bn and possibly far more, has warned that the new roads would not solve the problems of congestion or kick-start the economy, but would damage the environment and generate fierce local opposition.
With the growing trend in airport design to create satellite terminals, can't the Port Authority find a way to solve the problems of congestion and keep the T.W.A. flight center functioning as a terminal instead of an overscaled piece of sculpture?
Councillor Peter Box, LGA transport spokesman, says England must address its "two-tier system of road funding" and points out that "very few journeys begin and end on the strategic road network and the problems of congestion cannot be effectively addressed on it in isolation".
