Sentence examples for crowded on average from inspiring English sources

Federal prisons remain considerably more crowded, on average, than state prisons or local jails.

We're more crowded on game nights.

(The pool is often crowded on weekends).

Crowd scenes, on average, are only 17 per cent female.

In August, the over-55 crowd spent on average 10 more weeks looking for new jobs than their younger counterparts did.

Nevertheless, we also pooled the data suggesting average WTP estimates for sitting and crowding reductions that can be used for national cost benefit analysis policy in all large urban areas in Sweden where crowding on local public transport occurs.

Crowding on the contra-lateral arch.   3.

LOOKING at the buttoned-down laptop crowd on the average Metro-North train, it's hard to believe there are cheaters among us.

The first round of games in August – "Matchday One" – attracted crowds of 1,462 on average, down 20%.

The heads of three large governorates, or states, in Egypt announced Wednesday that their strategy for keeping schoolchildren safe was to take classes, which on average are crowded with more than 60 students, and split them in half and have children attend school only three days a week, another decision that was criticized.

On average crowds at Cherrywood Road last season of 652, and with eight full-timers on his books plus a conditioning coach and dietician, he has been obliged to underwrite the club with capital drawn from the family business.