Sentence examples for excessively crowded from inspiring English sources

The money resulted from a measure passed by the State Legislature in 2007 after a court ruled that New York City schoolchildren were being deprived of their constitutional right to a sound, basic education, in part because of excessively crowded classes.

Inside the courtroom, the counsel table in Judge Howard's six-sided courtroom was excessively crowded with five defendants, four defense attorneys, and prosecutor Adam Sturdivant, who was pushed to the far left end with little space to rest his yellow legal pad and copies of the 2016 Washington Court Rules and Courtroom Handbook on Washington Evidence.

The extensive public transportation system, including the efficient metro, means residents living within the city can avoid the expense of owning a car (city parking can be especially pricey), but the metro can get excessively crowded at rush hour.

Authors' response: Although we appreciate the suggestion, we think that further modifications to the figure would make it excessively crowded, especially now that the species names were expanded.

But the competitive nature of an industry desperate to maximize revenues after years of hard times has led to excessively crowded skies and enormous inconveniences for ordinary travelers.

A large number of people were potentially exposed to possible environmental health hazards given the massive food service operations[ 2, 3], common and excessively used potable and recreational water supplies, crowded accommodation, and shared sanitary facilities in hotels, Olympic Venues, and cruise ships.

The show is excessively full, installed according to theme or color rather than chronology and top-heavy with recent designs, including two final galleries crowded with pathetic attempts at punkish deconstruction, from his spring 2000 collection.

"So not excessively excessive.

New York's sentencing laws for hard-narcotics convictions have often been criticized as excessively harsh, and have been blamed for crowding the state's prisons with nonviolent offenders serving long terms.

"Serving someone excessively in a crowd of thousands of people every night that happens.

The temporary stadium erected above the coastline of the Peninsula de Magdelana was jammed with an estimated crowd of 13,000, but one not excessively raucous.