Sentence examples for congested neighborhoods from inspiring English sources

What makes this new venue a particular security concern is that it is in the middle of one of the region's most congested neighborhoods.

It will also allow trucks to sell in highly congested neighborhoods, where parking is close to impossible (I'm talking about you, Lincoln Park).

Less talked about was the likelier cause of the fire: namely, the unimaginably congested neighborhoods of the poor, made entirely out of wood -- houses, signs, and sidewalks, too.

She insists voters who are after affordable housing, against stop-and-frisk, and want less pollution in the air (Harlem is one of the most congested neighborhoods in the country) should elect her.

Mayor Steven Otis of Rye, Supervisor Valerie M. O'Keeffe of Mamaroneck and Mayor Drew Fixell of Tarrytown predicted a tunnel would bring more traffic to their already congested neighborhoods.

The attack took place in Mohalla Jangi, a congested neighborhood of Peshawar.

A five-story building collapsed in a congested neighborhood in New Delhi on Monday, killing at least 61 people and injuring 78 others, said Mohammed Akhlaq, a city police official.

But local community groups say the Olympic effort is a Trojan horse for a sports arena in an already congested neighborhood and a major rezoning that would displace longtime residents and businesses.

Mike Strobel, 16, said the most frightening thing about learning to drive in his congested neighborhood was never having time to ask a question before making a decision: go for the left turn or brake on the yellow?

Rather than turn the facility into a drop-in center at the expense of the safety of both clients and the public, wouldn't it make more sense for the center to follow the lead of the Doe Fund and expand in a less congested neighborhood?

Like previous years, police shut down streets in the congested neighborhood to accommodate crowds.