Sentence examples for further crowd from inspiring English sources

Several non-Asian candidates may further crowd the Democratic field.

They used the Olympics to announce plans to further crowd the top of the women's game.

Both the Football Association and Thames Valley Police are investigating the coin incident – the police viewing it as assault – as well as further crowd disturbances in the Albion end of the ground.

"They may result in higher inflation," fretted a recent Bank report, "push up interest rates, further crowd out private investment, weaken the health of the financial system and increase vulnerability to macroeconomic risks".

This will further crowd out investments that could have been better placed into the stock market.

Does this further crowd out a guy like T-Paw who isn't known for fiery speeches and a confrontational tone?" A top official with one GOP candidate's campaign said Palin's impact would be felt most heavily in Iowa, but that it would be "not so big a deal in New Hampshire".

They saw the headlines about asylum seekers draining the National Health Service, they thought of the hordes further crowding a crowded island, and now they knew that he was one of the damned, working with a name that was not his.

Their signing of Chávez further crowded the outfield picture.

Restrictive zoning confined them to these deteriorating buildings even as thousands more black people emigrated from the South, ballooning the city's population and further crowding the ghetto.

She was referring, I understood, to another project, about ten blocks away, where the demolition of tenements had produced further crowding in a predominantly Negro neighborhood.

That is why Kostas Karagounis, a deputy justice minister, is exploring novel ways to keep tax offenders and other white-collar criminals from further crowding Greek cells.