Sentence examples for crowded housing from inspiring English sources

These groups argue that the shape-up lines and the immigrants' crowded housing conditions create health and safety hazards.

TB was raging in 18th-century Europe, even before urbanisation and crowded housing made it a killer on a much greater scale, the investigators found.

Between 2000 and 2014, more than 200 million people living in slums got access to either improved water, sanitation, durable housing or less crowded housing conditions.

Across this vast territory, three times the size of Texas, alcoholism, high unemployment and crowded housing contribute to high rates of sexual assault.

After enduring menial jobs, crowded housing, and crushing loneliness for five years, a young immigrant from the Dominican Republic buys a house with her boyfriend, and reads the letters he gets from his wife back on the Island.

In contrast, environmental models depict blacks as victims of factors ranging from poor nutrition and germs to lack of education and crowded housing.

Crowded House are in fine fettle.

Crowded House are shooting the breeze, enjoying the crack.

They would stay together another 36 years before he died, raising seven children in a happy, crowded house.

Even if they only had a couple of hits, I liked Crowded House back in the 1980s.

"We really need Crowded House, our musical Hall of Fame is more of a Doorway of Fame.