Sentence examples for crowded service from inspiring English sources
"crowded service" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe a situation or environment where there are a lot of people in a service, such as a restaurant, transportation, or event. For example: - "The train was delayed due to crowded service, causing frustration among the commuters." - "The restaurant had to hire extra staff to handle the crowded service during the lunch rush." - "The company's website crashed due to the overwhelming demand for their products, resulting in crowded service for online shopping."
Services to and from the north of England are already dangerously overcrowded: according to the Department for Transport, the most crowded service last year was the 16.46 from London Euston to Crewe.
I thought back to my first day as the Guardian's Africa correspondent in 2009, when I was the lone white passenger on a metro train from Johannesburg to Pretoria, a painfully slow and crowded service used by the black working class.
Beware of hospitals in crowded service areas where there is no clear leader or, worse, a hospital with the weakest market position.
Yet there is an ethical justification that carries weight - in a crowded service the safety of our patients is compromised, increasing the risk of delaying the early detection of time-dependent diseases.
The second most crowded services in the 04.22 from Glasgow Central to Manchester Airport.
Paddington was the worst-affected station in the capital for crowded services.
However, leaked emails reveal that the managing director of Virgin Trains East Coast told staff that the controversy had highlighted how crowded services can be, and that finding seats could make customers anxious and stressed.
It's also a tacit acknowledgement of just how crowded services-for-services has become (and yes the ouroboros of the absurdity contained in the previous statement isn't lost on me).
Kevin Russell, who was on last week's crowded 07 36 service to London, said he was "literally edged into the first class area".
Maybe it came in the middle of a crowded worship service or during a small group conversation.
As the Internet matures and becomes more crowded with services and data, startups building services to make better and more accurate sense of what's out there are seeing their stars rise.
