Sentence examples for crowded dormitories from inspiring English sources

For years, the Chinese state-run media have published articles saying that working conditions were harsh at Foxconn factories, with extraordinarily long hours, crowded dormitories, strict enforcement of discipline on the assembly lines and heavy fines for minor work infractions.

Most migrants live behind high factory walls in crowded dormitories.

Workers live in crowded dormitories with communal bathrooms that lack hot water in winter or fans in summer.

The two Pussy Riot members can expect to be allocated the top of the two or three-tier bunks, where it can be stuffy and uncomfortable in the crowded dormitories.

Michael Bien, a lead lawyer representing inmates in the lawsuit over mental health care that led to the Supreme Court case, pointed to recent pictures he has placed in evidence showing prisoners sleeping on floors and in crowded dormitories, similar to the conditions the Supreme Court criticized.

The agency described crowded dormitories where people slept in corridors, more than 100 shared a single bathroom, and children went without schooling.

As such, it is more of a utilitarian train, with a nothing-fancy dining car that served essentially as a round-the-clock bar, a couple of packed third-class wagons with clothes draped across bunk beds crowding dormitory-like spaces, and a few second-class cars with four comfortable berths in separate minivan-size cabins.

In fact, children living in these places – crowded into dormitories and often without proper sanitation – are more vulnerable to outbreaks of diseases like cholera and are at risk of exploitation, including forced labour and sexual abuse.

Inmates have been living crowded into dormitory-style wards where guards are seldom seen and hostage-taking and riots are almost commonplace.

The leader of a PD group that visited the site on January 23rd said he found "people crowded together in the rain, dormitories with three or four times the number who should be there and an infirmary in which the injured are piled up together".The day after his visit, hundreds of detainees broke out of the camp and joined local people demonstrating against the government's plan.

Home was a dormitory shared with seven other girls, crowded but renao (lively and chaotic).