Sentence examples for has become crowded from inspiring English sources

The market for streaming services has become crowded in recent years.

The market that Ford had once largely to itself has become crowded.

The apartment has become crowded, and Alex moves from room to room, past people standing in little circles as if around campfires.

But as the market has become crowded, it has become harder to make money and to maintain exclusivity as prestige brands spread themselves thin.

In the last few days, Bhuj, a city of 150,000, has become crowded with heavy machinery, their great claws scooping into the spectacle of devastation.

The market for lovingly hand-shaped, wood-fire-baked pizzas – for the humble transformed into a bourgeois fetish object – has become crowded of late.

By the mid-'90s it had become crowded with art works," he said.

The field had become crowded with ever more vigorous vicars, particularly from emerging economies like Brazil.

One benefit to the airport is the potential to save space in check-in areas and terminals, which have become crowded with check-in kiosks, explosives-detection machines and expanded passenger screening areas.

But as the charts have become crowded with north of a half-million apps and as Apple has clamped down on less savory means of acquiring users like bots, other ways of getting users are becoming more important.

As Google Play and Apple's iOS stores have become crowded with north of 1 million apps, it's no longer practical to try and climb the overall top rankings for most developers.