Sentence examples for growing overcrowding from inspiring English sources

No 10 defended the policy as a whole, saying it was important to address pressure on social housing waiting lists and growing overcrowding.

No 10 has defended the policy as a whole, saying it was important to address pressure on social housing waiting lists and growing overcrowding.

Healthcare correspondent Denis Campbell reports: NHS leaders complain that some of the growing overcrowding in emergency departments and a significant proportion of bedblocking are due to the inadequacy of local social care provision, because those in hospital are unable to live semi-independently at home or be discharged there, despite being medically fit to go.

While he did not name Hunt, it was the health secretary who last June provoked the ire of many family doctors by claiming that their abandonment of contractual responsibility for overnight and weekend care in 2004 was the cause of growing overcrowding in A&E units in 2013.

And now the light truck market is growing overcrowded fast, which will make those outsize profits a thing of the past, starting this year.

Certain namespaces have grown dangerously overcrowded.

They each talk with particular ardor about the need to build new public schools to ease the growing problem of overcrowding.

THE SCHOOLS Mrs. Miura says there's a growing concern about overcrowding at Public Schools 105 and 96, which teach kindergarten through Grade 5. "It's very family-oriented neighborhood, which is a good thing," she said, "but that puts stress on the schools".

It shows ministers are burying their heads in the sand rather than facing up to the growing levels of overcrowding, staff cuts, violence and suicide".

Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform, said: "Prisons across the country are struggling to deal with a toxic mix of problems – a growing population, chronic overcrowding and deep cuts to staffing.

Though large numbers of young people can be an economic advantage, a combination of unfulfilled aspirations, scarce land and water, overcrowding in growing cities as well as inadequate infrastructure could lead to social tensions and political instability.