Sentence examples for traffic were more from inspiring English sources

Species that either do not avoid roads or are disturbed by traffic were more vulnerable to negative population-level effects of roads than species that avoid roads and are not disturbed by traffic.

Women exposed to the highest levels of traffic were more likely to be younger, report smoking during their pregnancy, be of lower SES, have recently experienced two or more stressful life events, and report working at time of interview.

The number of road accidents has dropped and traffic is more fluid.

On this day, foot traffic was more of a trickle than a stampede.

Robert Quinn, Mr. Heron's nephew and the manager of the shop since 1980, said that the traffic was more deadly than ever.

The view is better, the water is closer, the river traffic is more interesting and the people are less pretentious".

Curiously, drivers in New York, home to some of the nastiest traffic, are more sanguine about their commutes.

But the vast majority of traffic is more humdrum and doesn't need that level of security.

Mass transportation systems that operate on guideways separated from other traffic are more expensive because of guideway costs but are also faster, safer, and more reliable.

Data tracked by the city and private groups shows the gap between male and female cyclists is even wider in areas where vehicular traffic is more concentrated.

Ms. Greene said the sound of steady traffic was more calming than the ambulance sirens and lights she grew up with opposite Cabrini Medical Center.