Sentence examples for crowded sites from inspiring English sources

The bomb that exploded Saturday night on Twenty-third Street, in Manhattan, injured more than two dozen people but several much more crowded sites, where the damage could have been far worse, were only a short walk away.

Exposure: Chances are that you are not important enough for a terrorist to target you personally, or that you will ever coincide with a terrorist target, but if you still worry about your exposure, then avoid poorly protected, crowded sites with political, economic, or religious significance.

To allow rational decisions concerning the implementation of such techniques, cost-effectiveness studies are essential, including for prisons, which are crowded sites fraught with health care assessment problems.

Some investigators have said the killer might be an active or former law enforcement officer, because his phone calls to the relative did not last long enough to pinpoint his location and were made from Times Square and other crowded sites, which would make it more difficult for the authorities to pick him out using surveillance cameras.

Diseases are spreading rapidly in crowded sites for displaced people.

Judging by denaturing electrophoresis, Qβ polymerizations also appear to provide a more heterogeneous distribution of polymers than P22, as may be expected if the initiation and/or termination events in P22 are independent, in contrast to the more crowded sites in Qβ.

But in politics, it is always better to show an overly crowded site than an overly empty one.

Earlier, MOMA's director, Glenn Lowry, had said that a signature building was not appropriate for the already crowded site.

Early efforts usually focused on housing reform and sanitary and public-health measures, followed by growing emphasis on slum clearance and the relocation of population and industry from congested areas to less-crowded sites, as in the garden-city and new-towns movements in Great Britain.

The marketplace is now crowded with sites of varied specialties and business models.

"This is not design by committee," he said, referring to popular crowd sites where consumers vote for designs.