Sentence examples for yet traffic from inspiring English sources

Yet, traffic levels continue to rise.

Yet traffic deaths could and should have fallen a lot more.

Yet traffic jams and air pollution are afflictions associated with these developments and policymakers need to find a way to balance material well being with environmental quality protection.

Sports trauma was the main cause of facial trauma in the control group (37.4%), yet traffic accidents accounted for 43.7% of combined facial and cervical spine injuries in the case group.

Yet, traffic seemed to resume soon after that – even the cafe where Antonia and I met this past afternoon is full.

The posted speed limit on the dangerous "s" curve in front of Emerald Bay is 30 mph, yet traffic consistently flows at 45 to 60+ mph.

They have little more than history books and the rose-tinted memories of old-timers from which to reconstruct the heyday of urban rail in Los Angeles, a city which spent decades after the disappearance of the red cars saddled with the reputation as a car-dependent, smog-choked, freeway-bound yet traffic-paralysed dystopia – and not without cause.

Yet traffic-light labels do live on in voluntary guise, with some individual food manufacturers and supermarkets choosing to implement them.

Yet trafficking remains widespread.

Many non-synaptic proteins and synaptic proteins that have not yet trafficked to the synapse are present in whole cell homogenates, providing an inaccurate measure of localized synaptic proteins.

Yet foot traffic has been heavy.