Sentence examples for crowded centres from inspiring English sources

Now, according to Gwyn Prosser, the local Labour MP, Dover's reception centre is so empty that asylum-seekers are being shipped in from other, more crowded, centres in Croydon and Birmingham.The idea that asylum-seekers are an uncontrollable flood is beginning to look somewhat alarmist.

In the past 50 years, buildings have been rising ever higher, majestically reaching for the sky and making the most of land values in crowded city centres.

Fierce competition for natural resources, crowded urban centres, mass migration,and a widening gap between rich and poor will intensify social pressures and cause violence to erupt.

Mackay crowded the centre of the pitch with players when City had the ball, denying opponents that play narrow and with little natural width the chance to cut through them.

The routine, the pleasure, the disappointment, the vanity of the crowd centre on one man.

A local hotel was providing free accommodation and other families were crowded into community centres.

Decades later, during the administrations of Fernando Belaúnde (1963 68; 1980–85), the Peruvian government developed programs to improve the economy of Amazonia a main purpose of which was to divert migrants away from the already crowded coastal urban centres.

The event appeared so harmless that the government's chief volcanologist described it as a "tourist eruption".That is not how it was seen by more than 60,000 people, mostly peasants and their families, who were crowded into evacuation centres.

Nearly 400,000 people from the area have lost their homes and are all crowded into evacuation centres or staying with relatives.

Many are now crowded into evacuation centres and small hotels.

Many of the survivors were forced to flee their homes and are now crowded into evacuation centres.