Sentence examples for getting more congested from inspiring English sources
European cars have grown over the years, along with European pocketbooks, but with cities getting more congested and gasoline prices at $5 a gallon or higher, carmakers have been anticipating renewed interest in small cars.
Words like forgiveness, tolerance, compassion, and acceptance are not new to us, but there may be some uncertainty as to how to apply these concepts to our daily life in today's world, a world that appears to be getting more congested, complicated, full of twists and turns, and progressing at what seems like the speed of light.
System 8 is similar to system 7 but has 5 beds in A. As we move from system 6 to system 7 and then to system 8, either the population is closer to the facility, the facility has fewer beds, or both, so the network is getting more congested and the accessibility of X should reflect this change.
Consistent with expectations, VKT is lower in more congested metropolitan areas, and in metropolitan areas that got more congested.
It had gotten even more congested recently as curious pedestrians congregated around a fenced-off parking lot on Sinatra Drive to guess the purpose of the structure being built inside.
Bob Lefsetz, the leading music critic and industry analyst, said Tidal did not have what it takes to dominate the already crowded streaming market, which is set to get even more congested this year when Apple and YouTube both launch streaming platforms.
I live in West Midtown, and I think that the west side of Midtown is far more congested.
Everything gets more complicated".
Get more and more comfortable.
It's getting very congested in the middle now, but City eork it out to the left but Kolarov's misplaces his pass and Lech move on up.
