Sentence examples for a very congested from inspiring English sources

"Co-op City's a very congested place," said Mr. Bonanno, a 58-year-old social worker.

"You have a very congested area, and a lot of people are transit-dependent in this corridor as well," Mr. Cahalan said.

It was apparently chosen because of its manoeuvrability in what will be a very congested harbour and because it has a large enough deck space for the dignitaries.

The complex, so the inspector noted, was in "a very congested state", the Ministry of Munitions having sent supplies "much in excess of the requirements of the works".

"The fuselage of the plane is still hanging on two buildings in a very congested residential area," P. K. Agrawal, the police commissioner of Faridabad, said in a telephone interview.

"The extensive nature of public utilities on modern streets - gas, water, electric, cable and telecommunications cables - means that... we have a very congested environment in which to plant new trees, which is not to say it cannot be done.

Small, fast-growing cities tend to be more interested in investment and making better use of funds, so the city deal in Cambridge focused on managing a highly successful but very congested city with high house prices.

As a result, the highway was very congested, and travel through Baltimore had once again become a bottleneck.

Alternative vehicle powertrains (hybrid, hydrogen, electric) are a right answer to the emissions problem in very congested urban areas.

The center of London is very congested, but there are already a number of transportation alternatives attempting to address that issue.

Drivers are already aware how I-35 "gets very, very congested," she adds, so the message that there is "an alternate route to get around that congestion" ought to be a welcome one.