Sentence examples for traffic worries from inspiring English sources

As for the space and traffic worries, David Ezekiel, head of the Association of Bermuda International Companies, thinks companies could squeeze a bit more room out of Hamilton, especially if government offices consolidate.

But outside London and a few other cities, the idea of this vast, ongoing war between pedestrians and cyclists is about as relevant as traffic worries from horsedrawn carts.

Amazon's base of 10 million customers should alleviate Brooks' traffic worries.

If you're driving in traffic, worry about not adding to a traffic jam first and optimizing your own mileage second.

That, in the end, is the traffic to worry about.

Traffic officials, worried about gridlock, threatened to issue summonses.

"This way kids can ride their bikes with no through traffic to worry about".

Mr. Boykin, the president of the Common Council, said that some residents have expressed concerns about added traffic and worried that the city may be developing too fast.

Her mother's apartment was no better: a dealer was using one of the bedrooms as a stash house, and with all the traffic, Lolli worried for the safety of her daughters.

Our irrationality was also shown in our inability or unwillingness to rationally assign risk, he added, prompting people to drive or take a child on a bike in traffic but worry about taking a flight or vaccinating the child "because in in one they have the illusion of control and in the other they don't".

With no air traffic to worry about, visiting pilots can fly in formation above the spread, stow their planes in his 17,000-square-foot hangar and, at night, listen to dogfight tales from honored guests like World War II ace Col. Clarence Bud Andersonon.