Sentence examples for traffic boom from inspiring English sources

In the news there's iTunes harmonisation; a traffic boom for online video sites; the retirement of Jeff Raikes and Andy Grovee's funding of research into Parkinson's.

The county, without its own EMS, police, or fire services, is ill-equipped to handle the traffic boom.

Surrealistically normal traffic boomed obliviously by in the West Street corridor between the atrium and ground zero.

As Internet traffic booms and competition intensifies, the phone and cable companies are spending billions of dollars to expand their networks -- and they want someone to help them foot the bill.

As container traffic boomed in the decades since, that tough choice paid off, Wolff said.

We did a short video interview with the founders of Pirate Bay and when we syndicated that through a big torrent blog, we saw that the traffic boomed.

Hundreds of thousands of new cars have turned Caracas into an all-day traffic jam.The boom has been fuelled mainly by public spending, which has risen from around 20% of GDP in the late 1990s to some 38% last year (including several off-budget funds controlled by the president).

Growing up in a traffic-tangled boom town, most said they were learning to drive in less than ideal circumstances.

While The Washington Times has long struggled to sell copies in Washington — its circulation hovers around 100,000, about one-sixth that of The Post — its Web traffic is booming.

According to a recent report by the Association of American Railroads, rail freight traffic is booming.

The 27,000-square-foot, Classic Revival structure, in continuous operation since 1912, averages 30,000 baths a year these days, about 10% of the traffic in the boom years.