Sentence examples for is increasingly crowded from inspiring English sources

The market for online video-on-demand services like Streampix is increasingly crowded.

It is increasingly crowded with options of all shapes, sizes and costs.

But the undersea frontier is increasingly crowded, and therefore increasingly contested.

Its old housing is increasingly crowded with immigrants struggling in low-wage casino jobs, and its new housing is virtually all subsidized.

A further reason that theatre has to fight for audiences is that drama is increasingly crowded into mornings and afternoons to leave the evenings free for comedy.

However, Dr Adam Rutherford (as he is at pains to point out, no relation to Ernest) is one of the best explicators of any science that I have read – in a field of good explicators, which is increasingly crowded.

Where once both sides relied on reporters to cover the story of war, affording them relative safety, propaganda is increasingly crowding out independent journalists who pose a threat to warped narratives.

Already, the airplanes we're boarding are increasingly crowded.

It is one of several cases which American businesses are watching with a mixture of fear and hope.The courts are increasingly crowded.

In the future, those seas are likely to be increasingly crowded with networked drones, a net of eyes and ears which no submarine can escape.

Instead of the precarious telegraph trail he had followed, there was now a rutted highway, BR-364, that was increasingly crowded with impoverished peasant families from the south of Brazil that the military dictatorship then in power was encouraging to settle in the Amazon basin.