Sentence examples for crowded developing from inspiring English sources

I don't recommend watching Contagion while on a packed trans-Pacific flight and when your final destination is a crowded developing world city, but I did it anyway because I knew it would at least entertain me, if not make me paranoid.

Large-scale migrations into already crowded developing nation cities compound existing health problems associated with poor indoor air quality, contaminated drinking water, and limited sanitation infrastructure.

The Park stage usually hosts some of the less well known bands, but on this occasion there seemed to be a huge crowd developing in front of the stage.

It's a popular idea in the energy and climate-change crowd: developing countries can leapfrog the kind of sprawling electrical grid we have in the United States, with its centralized power plants, and go directly to a future in which homes and businesses generate clean electricity from the sun and share it over mini-grids.

The riskier business of investment banking, hard enough in rich countries, may soon get much more crowded in developing countries too.

A crowd develops only when a necessary sequence of events occurs and when conditions conducive to crowd development are present.

Panting increases standing time and crowding develops as the situation worsens.

Several police officers had been assigned by the local precinct to control whatever crowds developed.

Arriving at dawn at a sparsely populated Heathrow, she was dumbfounded to see a crowd develop around the man.

But in a country as crowded and developed as Japan, large swaths of buildable land are rare.

More recently, Lange has claimed that those children whose teeth eruption pattern does not follow the standard sequence are at greater risk of developing crowding.