Sentence examples for a very overcrowded from inspiring English sources

Population issues are always contentious but as a resident of a very overcrowded city I wonder if the lack of "indigenous" babies should really be on the top of our list of worries.

"It would have been a very busy area, a very overcrowded area," says Fiona Hayes, the curator of social history for Glasgow Life.

I was one of two girls of Filipino descent in a very overcrowded school.

I guess that was all my way of making my own fresh air in a very overcrowded genre.

The party office is a modest and very overcrowded suburban house.

Priority is usually given if you have serious health problems, a home that is very overcrowded or lacks basic facilities, or if you are at risk of domestic abuse.

There are very overcrowded classes and a need for double the number of teachers".

The man's requests for a move went nowhere – Fresnes, like Osny, is very overcrowded.

"Our school is very, very overcrowded," Phyllis Basani, the pupil accounting secretary, told a frustrated woman who tried to register her daughter for 10th grade last week.

He said: "Clearly, the Italians felt that the previous arrangements were acting almost as a spur to people coming across from North Africa on these boats in these very overcrowded, dangerous conditions.

The party became very overcrowded, with three thousand people milling in the hotel's public areas, a thousand more than had been foreseen.