Sentence examples for has congested the lines from inspiring English sources

Mr Hill, who pays more than £3,700 for his season ticket on the classic service from Sittingbourne, Kent, said: "To accommodate the extra services it has congested the lines and to make way for it they have reduced classic services which has caused overcrowding.

The intellectual historians themselves have occasionally congested the discussion by taking different features of rights as definitive of the modern concept.

The flooding in this way may have a scalability problem and congested the sensitive VANET.

When a city's automobile traffic becomes congested, the standard response has long been to provide additional capacity by building new roads or widening existing ones.

Because electricity transmission lines have limited capacity, congested transmission lines during peak load periods makes it difficult to transfer all generated wind power from bus 8.

"The highways are congested, the railways are headed that way, the waterways have capacity," said Ernest Perry, the freight development administrator for the Missouri transportation department.

I was surprised just how competitive and congested the long-term 0 per cent credit card balance transfer market had become, when I took a closer look this week.

At the school gate, street vendors lined the pavement selling various types of food, and jeepneys (a unique vehicle used for public transportation in the Philippines) congested the road.

As a result of the area's growth, traffic along Route 110, which varies from two to six lanes, has become congested.

He intuitively knew that the bus driver would not congest the entire bus line to wait for "the po po" to arrive.

At the time, the southbound 55 Freeway had been congested from a collision that occurred earlier in the evening, according to Capt.