Sentence examples for crowding problem from inspiring English sources

The measures were drafted by a Lindsay aide, Michael Dontzin, as part of the city's effort, announced a month or so ago, to combat the over crowding problem.

Part of the crowding problem comes from that most well-meaning and eager-to-learn variety of museumgoer, i.e., the audio-tour zombie.

The transfer to the piano is mainly a crowding problem: two hands operating in the close quarters of one keyboard rather than on the harpsichord's two.

The ticket cancellations should alleviate a crowding problem for Vanoc, which has received widespread complaints about long lines for food concessions, toilets and buses at Cypress.

One thing most of the neighborhood's parents can agree on is that there is no perfect solution to P.S. 321's crowding problem.

So any new riders might be getting on trains and buses that are already running at capacity. "We have a crowding problem, and we can't expect to handle an increase in ridership because we're not adding more trains until 2009 or 2010," said Jim Cameron, the chairman of the Connecticut Metro-North New Haven Rail Commuter Council.

The crowding problems in Lower Manhattan pose unusual challenges.

You could point out that the early loss of baby teeth because of decay can lead to crowding problems, which may later require lengthy and expensive treatment.

Opponents contended that the change would have delayed thousands of riders and caused crowding problems that would have reverberated well into Manhattan.

After years of seeing wider and weightier vehicles cause crowding problems on the narrow Washington Crossing bridge, New Jersey and Pennsylvania state police officers have begun ticketing drivers who cross in trucks and S.U.V.'s.

How do such crowding problems arise, and could they be reduced?