Sentence examples for will be traffic from inspiring English sources
With 13 horses, there will be traffic, which we can avoid.
Arsenic, lead, and mercury notwithstanding, this week there will be traffic jams in DePue.
They're going to turn up elsewhere and there will be traffic jams elsewhere," Chasseray told the Guardian.
For most people in the region, perhaps the most noticeable and enduring fallout will be traffic headaches.
"There will be inconvenience, there will be traffic congestion, but the longer-term benefit will be substantial to Reading," he said.
The main problem is that next-generation cellular networks like 5G C-RAN will have to process many requests from billions of devices, as such there will be traffic congestion in this 5G network.
On Wednesday night, the streets in front of the two galleries will be traffic-free.
"And we fear they will be trafficked for sexual exploitation and for forced labour".
When a child has a history of trafficking, the risk that he will be trafficked again is very high".
More than 80% of these women will be trafficked into prostitution in Italy and across Europe, it says.
That country is not going to tolerate racism"." The World Cup has also raised fears that thousands of women and girls will be trafficked to South Africa to work as prostitutes.
