Sentence examples for traffic pummeled from inspiring English sources
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Three years ago, the merged entity would have represented 80 percent of the market but the airlines have been shrinking, pummeled by a drop in their domestic traffic and the proliferation of low-cost competitors like Ryanair and EasyJet, said Stamatis Draziotis, an equity analyst at Eurobank in Athens who covers Aegean.
The first major snowstorm of the season -- a powerful one-two punch that pummeled the East Coast and promised another wallop of snow and freezing temperatures -- snarled traffic yesterday and left travelers stranded at airports.
The fragile airlines were hoping they might gain some profits in 2010 after a two-year downturn in which they were pummeled by record oil prices and a recession that resulted in a 20percentt decline in air traffic, both overseas and in the United States.
The problem for Pence, and it's an insoluble one, was that he had no reply for the argument with which his Democratic opponent Tim Kaine relentlessly — even monotonously — pummeled him: that he is yoked together on a ticket with a presidential candidate who traffics in insults, has made reckless proposals and can't be trusted to represent U.S. interests on the world's stage.
New Jersey was also pummeled.
