Sentence examples for increasing crowding from inspiring English sources

The per cent male biased litters declined with increasing crowding in NFD group (from 50% in crowding 4 to 0% in crowding 16), whereas this parameter was almost similar in HFD group at all crowding levels.

Mr. Winston, in fact, argues that the level of complaints to the government about airline service would be declining, but for the increasing crowding on planes.

Because of the increasing crowding at California's public universities and colleges, Gov. Jerry Brown has been urging administrators to embrace online education.

Further, male biased litters declined with increasing crowding in NFD group but not in HFD.

The LS and SR in NFD declined significantly with increasing crowding, whereas only LS was reduced in HFD group.

The change in DBW, LS and SR within group with increasing crowding was analyzed using linear least square fitting (b).

For four years the company performed one play a summer in Palmer Square -- three performances on weekends -- drawing ever increasing crowds.

Budd Lake had been the site of the festival for a decade; increasing crowds forced a shift six years ago to Waterloo Village.

Mr. Metseydi had been drawing increasing crowds with sermons that condemned the government's religious restrictions, most pointedly on head coverings.

In 1973, the museum was designated a city landmark, and in 1977, to deal with increasing crowds, the Frick expanded to the east along 70th Street in a widely praised alteration designed by Harry Van Dyke, John Barrington Bayley and G. Frederick Poehler.

But this superb strip was built just as the era of the big urban mansion was coming to a close, bedeviled by the cost of servants and taxes and, especially near Fifth Avenue in Midtown, increasing crowds and traffic.