Sentence examples for congested start from inspiring English sources

It has already been a congested start to the season for Arsenal, yet Wenger simply cannot afford to play around with his squad.

Conte is blessed with strong options in central midfield, and this has been a congested start to the campaign, with fixtures coming thick and fast for teams in continental competition.

In an energetically congested start Adebayor's first significant act was to flex an arm into Louis Reed's face as he held him off on the halfway line, drawing a booking from the referee, Neil Swarbrick.

It has been a congested start to the campaign for them but given the importance of qualifying for the Champions League and given they didn't get the job done in the first leg, Arsene Wenger hasn't had the luxury of being able to play around with his starting XI.

One is that if the highways in an urban area become too congested, developers will start building farther and farther out, which will make people drive even more.

The next step consists of selecting the first item of that vector L s = 1, i.e., the most congested femtocell, to start the balance process.

Arsenal have a congested calendar in January, starting at Birmingham City tomorrow, with seven scheduled matches and the possibility for more should they need an FA Cup third-round replay or progress to the fourth round.

Fresh water provides better cooling; the spaces between the fuel rods have started to become congested with salt from seawater.

With 80 per cent of goods being transported on our increasingly congested motorways, the government has started to look at other alternatives.

This starting point is common to all simulation configurations (i.e., no congestion and TCP/UDP congested network), and this is always true when PER = 0%%.

Weibring joined Faldo on six-under-par, and the top of the leaderboard was starting to become extremely congested, with 10 players within three shots of each other as squeaky-bum time approached.