Sentence examples for causes overcrowding from inspiring English sources

In addition, the stronger attraction toward resources close to the release point also causes overcrowding at these resources, and thus higher mortality from competition.

This also causes overcrowding.

The public schools — with the United Federation of Teachers spurring the fight — have protested that sharing space causes overcrowding, though in theory charters have moved in only where enough rooms were available.

Problems tend to arise primarily when populations become so dense as to cause overcrowding.

Residents who modify utilities for commercial use or who cause overcrowding in an apartment face stiff penalties.

Residents cherish their small schools and some fear that attempts to build housing developments on what is now farmland around High Bridge will cause overcrowding.

"It is minor offenders and fine defaulters who have caused overcrowding in the state's jails, not dangerous criminals," he said.

Lewa rhinos must be regularly resettled elsewhere because the success of the breeding program — the reserve's numbers grow 10 percent a year — has caused overcrowding and fights.

He said the levels of immigration were "driving down wages" and causing "overcrowding at schools".

Mr Hill, who pays more than £3,700 for his season ticket on the classic service from Sittingbourne, Kent, said: "To accommodate the extra services it has congested the lines and to make way for it they have reduced classic services which has caused overcrowding.

This caused overcrowding on the cutters and further problems with the mixed crews.