Sentence examples for traffic created from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK is used to the drama (and the traffic) created by visiting dignitaries.

For some, like troubled eToys, disappointing holiday traffic created an enormous backlog of inventory.

The program fits well with some of the other moves of Paris's environmentally conscious Socialist mayor, Bertrand Delanoë, who has taken steps to reduce car traffic, created bus lanes and introduced the Vélib' bicycle-sharing program.

The world has embraced computers, tablets and mobile phones, and the need to find valuable information amid vast amounts of digital traffic created by them has become more difficult.

But F.A.A. officials emphasized yesterday that they were given power under the legislation to make changes if the amount of traffic created by the law began to overburden airports.

The area is considered prime, Mr. Posniak said, in part because of the heavy pedestrian traffic created by the No. 4, 5 and 6 subway stop at 86th and Lexington, the only subway lines on the Upper East Side.

And at accident scenes, he said, unsecured pets could bolt into traffic, creating additional hazards.

Drivers will now have a more direct path to the island, an improvement from the current system of crossing several lanes of traffic, creating congestion and safety issues.

But in Los Angeles the heavy traffic creates distinct shopping districts, said Jim Sullivan, an analyst at Green Street Advisors, a research company in Newport Beach, Calif., that focuses on REITs.

Homeowners found that the cul-de-sac limited traffic, creating a sense of privacy, while encouraging ties among neighbors, who could hardly avoid one another.

The idea would be to close 33rd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues to automobile traffic, creating a pedestrian zone that would improve access to Penn Station and help with light and air.