Sentence examples for tricky traffic from inspiring English sources

The city's tricky traffic circles, omnipresent potholes and pedestrian overflow have created a knot of smog and frustration.

IT may not have A. W. Meyer Hardware sitting on Broad Avenue or that tricky traffic circle, but Ridgefield, 1985, is being recreated on Broadway in "The Wedding Singer," based on the Adam Sandler movie about a local rocker who has a day job as a wedding singer.

Researchers working on the project arrived at specifications for seven different circuit types, ranging up in complexity, which can handle experimental traffic-management algorithms aimed at tackling even the trickiest network traffic negotiations.

But Robert was more interested in the tricky section of traffic lights through Greeley Square.

So picking our favourite blogs from the year, which aren't necessarily the ones that brought in the most traffic, was tricky to say the least.

Kevin Fortin, 43, the site's founder, who calls himself "Mr. Tricky Tray," said its traffic has grown to more than 4,000 individual users a month from 150 when it was created in 2004.

Driving in Dar is tricky due to commonly encountered traffic congestion but also daladalas (local public buses) and bodabodas (motorcycle taxis) that are often operated carelessly.

They are also promoting exercise, tricky in cities where crime, traffic and pollution prevent children from playing outdoors.But the efforts to foster healthier diets have met intense lobbying from the food and drinks industries.

Intrusion detection and prevention procedures on the whole network traffic is quite tricky.

They also offer 0.5 hour timeslots which we now understand with London traffic is incredibly tricky to do unless on mopeds".

Even though I've frequently had to hit the brakes to avoid hitting abrupt yellow-line-crossing entrants, and wish I could drive more slowly when traffic conditions are tricky, I'll continue to drive at the speed limit in the HOV lane.