Sentence examples for traffic even though from inspiring English sources

People are cleaning the streets or directing traffic, even though they're not paid.

The teams work at night to avoid snarling traffic: even though they aren't digging up the streets, the trucks and equipment still have to cluster around the manhole.

But for real-time traffic, even though they do outperform SCNs, they also suffer from a few disadvantages such as frequent hand-offs and throughput degradation at high mobility.

His sentence of four years and three months stemmed from charges of "damaging property and organizing a mob to disturb traffic," even though he was under house arrest when a crowd of supporters staged a protest against his detention.

This means that the PirateBrowser is not a fully-fledged internet browser and neither is it meant to anonymise internet traffic, even though it comes bundled with a Tor client called Vidalia.

I put my stuff in the trunk, strapped myself into the driver's seat, and followed the signs to Interstate 405, a knuckle-biting, stress-inducing maze, heavy with traffic even though it was only 1 p.m.

The report criticised the Ugandan government for failing to comply with the international minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking, even though it acknowledges the efforts being made to do so.

To make the operation look less of a failure, the initiative was given the credit for five convictions of men accused of sex trafficking, even though they had all been picked up from other routine police investigations.

A Bush administration official said recently, "It was our goal to show that these guys were very much involved in drug trafficking, even though they say they're not, that drug trafficking is their lifeblood and we were going to go after them".

President Clinton has signed a waiver allowing distribution of $1.3 billion in aid to Colombia to help that nation fight drug trafficking even though the Colombian government has not met a variety of requirements for improvement in its rights record, administration officials said today.

The judge in the case still found the accused, 30-year-old Miles Patrick Meraw, guilty of possession of cocaine for the purposes of trafficking, even though police could not produce the nine ounces of cocaine they seized as evidence.