Sentence examples for traffic extended from inspiring English sources

The tentacles of this traffic extended to resource-poor Rhode Island, which by the 1740's had developed a large export business in rum, importing the necessary molasses and sugar from the West Indies.

By the beginning of the 19th century, a busy cargo traffic extended upstream to Lechlade, where a canal link (now defunct) connected through the Cotswolds to the River Severn by way of the two-mile-long Sapperton Tunnel, opened in 1789.

Bumper-to-bumper traffic extended for more than 10 miles (16 km) on the main highway leading west to Orlando from the coast.

But the problem of forced labor and human trafficking extends far beyond Thailand's fishing boats.

However, the influence of macromolecular trafficking extends past the nuclear pore complex to transcription and RNA processing within the nucleus and signaling pathways that reach into the cytoplasm and beyond.

Attacking the problem UNICEF's work to prevent children from being trafficked extends beyond the visible presence of the BPM in Malpasse and the three other main crossing points with the Dominican Republic.

The smoke caused spotty delays in commercial airline traffic in the Northeast as air traffic controllers extended the spacing between planes on takeoff and landing.

Because of the large crowds and the traffic, officials extended the planned viewing hours to 10 p.m. from 6 p.m. on Tuesday.

Cargo traffic, meanwhile, extended its downward trend, plunging 21percentt in April compared with April last year, according to another set of I.A.T.A. statistics.

The increased web traffic even extended to impact PayPal, whose service also suffered another outage this morning, causing problems for those shoppers trying to buy from eBay and other online stores where the payment service is offered as a checkout option.

As it turns out, being around traffic for extended periods of time may have a very real effect on the human brain.