Sentence examples for a rather overcrowded from inspiring English sources

The result is a rather overcrowded field, with insufficient links between the bodies responsible for health and social care.

The $6 room became a $16 room (and rather overcrowded).

It's a formula, for example, that will peg a school's utilization as "efficient" (rather than "overcrowded") if that school has 36 students in each of its "allotted homerooms".

This is the latest chapter in America's tortuous effort to repair the damage done over the last nine years by a troubled, overcrowded detention system that often produced more insurgents rather than reforming them.

Getting home took half an hour in an overcrowded bus.

Mr. Arey, a friend of his, said it was better for him to be in a jail cell rather than neglected in an overcrowded emergency room where officers could have taken him.

By Monday, his events were so jammed that a supporter fainted during an overcrowded campaign stop.

A boom box on an overcrowded bookshelf plays classical music.

The crossing, in a leaky, overcrowded hulk, is mortally risky.

If Nobody Speaks... was a frustratingly overcrowded display.

In a hot, overcrowded hospital near the frontier, Chadian soldiers lie groaning.