Sentence examples for traffic because they from inspiring English sources

"The birds readily habituate to car traffic because they can't see the people," Mr. Riepe said.

"Now," he lamented, "as president I can't even see all the traffic, because they block all the streets".

Their hands are not always on the wheel, and their minds are not always on the traffic because they are often eating and driving.

Steven C. Russo, a private environmental lawyer hired by the city to guide it through the ramps' approval, said that the ramps would improve traffic because they would give drivers more ways to get on and off the Van Wyck.

Other events have given Google unexpected increases in traffic because they kept people at home, like heavy rains and flooding in England last summer and a strike in France last fall.

Devour Thomas, 28, of Flatbush, riding True, one of the 38 horses from nearby Kensington Stables, said horses preferred directly crossing Park Circle, even if that meant braving traffic, because they liked the footing in the grassy earth of the roundabout's inner circle.

Most environmental groups had kind words for the mayor, because his plan would reduce truck traffic, and because, they said, it would be fairer to poor parts of the city where the truck stations are now concentrated.

"People become trafficked because they have some vulnerability, which might be a family disaster, a traumatic childhood or debt.

These include New York City's push to prevent congregations from holding prayer services in public schools; some states' termination of contracts with Catholic Charities because the organization will not place adoptive children with same-sex couples; and Catholic organizations' losing contracts to fight human trafficking because they will not refer victims for abortions or contraception.

As a result the state and the agencies are turning a blind eye to trafficking because they can't see it – they are not seeing the consequences, that they have a duty to protect people and to protect children from repeated trafficking and repeated abuse.

Tatiana Jardan, a project development coordinator at the Human Trafficking Foundation, whose primary aim is to raise awareness of human trafficking and help shape policy, said that nail bars are used as centres for human trafficking because they are closed communities that present work opportunities to those – mainly from Asia – who want to move to the UK.