Sentence examples for communities crowded from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the nation suffers industrialized overpopulation, environmental destruction, balkanized communities, crowded schools, reduced natural resources and overtaxed infrastructure.

Given that beach communities crowd up to the shore, that often leads to a denser, more urban feeling with wide and busy roads for walkers to cross.

But the heart of the community crowds the neighborhoods of Inwood and Washington Heights in the narrowing northern tip of Manhattan.

When spotted knapweed was introduced into western Montana, the normally benign plant took over the grassland community, crowding out other species.

Papers no longer worried so much about the lower-income communities still crowded in the cities.

In the freshly painted basement of the building near Dupont Circle, community activists crowded around trays of shrimp and cold cuts.

On December 17, representatives from the County and community groups crowded into sleek conference rooms in a high rise in Seattle.

It's also to try to sort out a country that is the most dysfunctional country in the world, to try to ensure that we have a bottom-up approach where Somalis agree the way forward and the international community crowds in around them and supports it.

The board's vote was met with applause from parents, students and community members who crowded into an auditorium here for the board's November meeting.

Last night, there was an air of frustration at the crowded Community Board 3's meeting in their offices on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

Around 10 AM Saturday, while community leaders (most of them white) heard Trump label "the fight to end slavery, to break down Jim Crow, to end segregation" as "big stuff," about 150 mostly black community leaders were crowded into a much smaller museum, the Smith Robertson, housed in a building that was once the first black school in Jackson.