Sentence examples for traffic and so from inspiring English sources

It's easy to make fun of the country's enormous spending on public works -- all those bridges to nowhere in particular, highways with no traffic, and so on.

Criminals have also jumped in, robbing people trapped in traffic, and so have big businesses, including Samsung, with attractive men and women handing out sales fliers or holding banners at busy intersections.

Still, for all their importance to individual Web users, the boards were almost invisible to anyone intent on profiting off Web traffic — and so they've been nearly written out of the history of the Internet.

The other afternoon, I found myself on a bus stuck in traffic, and so I whipped out my Kindle and started reading a magazine piece about the decline of reading in America.

This, people thought, was a very expensive and inefficient way to increase web traffic, and so it was probably more of an assault on the Financial Times, which also publishes in the US.

The "shared norms" would then be limited to a fairly minimal set of rules for international order, trade, air traffic and so forth, with a strong presumption of respect for national sovereignty – especially that of great powers.

You can choose which kinds of unfortunate traffic events you want brought to your attention: road work, slow traffic, stopped traffic, accidents and so on.

Nevertheless, making use of the information provided by the infrastructure – traffic signals, traffic panels, and so on – can help improve the performance of various ITS applications.

"It's everywhere else, and this area is so trafficked and so populated that it makes sense".

Under Mr. Putin, Moscow has utterly rewritten its concept of national security to focus on domestic concerns -- terrorism, narcotics trafficking and so on -- instead of a superpower rivalry that no longer exists.

Unlike the multi-billion dollar war on drugs, there are no significant efforts to combat sex trafficking, and so the industry is growing and flourishing.