Sentence examples for growing problem of overcrowding from inspiring English sources

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

Prisons are overcrowded, sentencing policies are uneven and often unfair, ex-convicts are poorly integrated into society, and the growing problem of gang violence has not received the attention it deserves.

And predictions are more speculative the further into the future they go, as even small errors grow large when repeatedly compounded.That immigration accounts for so much of the predicted rise in Britain's population makes discussing the problem of overcrowding politically difficult, for migration frequently tops the list of voters' concerns these days.

There is an extreme problem of overcrowding.

Is he familiar with the problem of overcrowding in hospital emergency rooms?

"On many of the plots on the Oak Lane site there is a problem of overcrowding".

He did, however, admit to a serious problem of overcrowding in the Taxi and Limousine Commission's court.

At the same time, the new housing will help relieve the chronic problem of overcrowding in the on-campus undergraduate residences, Madhavan said.

But how would the public solve the problem of overcrowding at Heathrow and elsewhere?

Once the problem of overcrowding (clearly undesirable) was isolated from the issues of population and building density (without any severe overcrowding), as suggested by Jacobs, planners began to pay more attention.

The report highlights the problem of overcrowding that is most pronounced in Pernambuco among Brazil's 27 states.