Sentence examples for have been overcrowded from inspiring English sources

British prisons have been overcrowded for almost a decade now, with two or three prisoners crammed into cells designed for single occupancy.

Schools, where new immigrants often make up more than 10percentt of the student body, have been overcrowded, but new construction has helped somewhat.

They, too, are at capacity. "We have been overcrowded since about 2006," Metz says.

Classrooms have been overcrowded — and standards have slipped — since the 1970's, when Germany began guaranteeing that any graduate of a gymnasium, the more academically rigorous part of the high school system, was entitled to a place in a university, paid for entirely by the state.

After all, the prison system as a whole has been overcrowded in every year since 1994.

The high number of casualties raised speculation that the ship had been overcrowded and possibly did not have enough safety equipment for everyone on board.

But the school principal, Daniel Kennedy, said today that the student's classroom had been overcrowded on one particular day because it was being refurbished.

Recent spectrum measurements indicate that much of licensed spectrum is underutilized most of the time and unlicensed spectrum has been overcrowded due to the growth of wireless applications.

The area has been overcrowded areas for years, but its facilities have become even more strained by the arrival of people made homeless by January's earthquake.

He argued that often a greater problem for meetings had been overcrowding.

The field of contemptible anti-gay activists has long been overcrowded, like a room full of teenagers frenetically rushing a concert stage.