Sentence examples for traffic woes from inspiring English sources

Ramadan only magnifies Jakarta's traffic woes.

And there are also other traffic woes.

Some players are sanguine about the traffic woes.

Traffic woes may, in fact, be contributing to the sluggish ticket sales.

The presidential candidates were competing to make promises to ease Manila's traffic woes.

Now he sees a Dominican subway as a way of modernizing the country and taming its traffic woes.

In March, 1934, Modern Mechanix reported on an unusually ambitious plan to solve Manhattan's traffic and housing woes.

Mr. White, who ran a campaign heavily focused on the city's traffic and budget woes, claimed victory before Mr. Sanchez finished his concession speech.

Maybe it is just as well, with Houstonians on edge from monster traffic jams, budget woes, bitterly partisan politics, police scandals and the sting of being called too ugly for company.

I could no longer relate to their reality of LA traffic, online dating woes and career frustrations, ever failing sideways, with high but increasingly fading hopes.

Voters widely blame the influx for a host of urban woes, whether traffic jams or hospital waiting times.