Sentence examples for is rather crowded from inspiring English sources

Now, in the last part of 2012, the quantified self market is rather crowded, occupied by other startups and big companies like Nike and Motorola.

The forest is rather crowded, because it also contains the wrongly banished Duke (Rosalind's father, also Braugher), the wronged Orlando (David Furr of The Importance Of Being Earnest, whose character fell in love with Rosalind moments before he had to flee for his life) and various other star-crossed lovers.

Unfortunately tours run to it from all over the island and, whilst still worth it, it can be rather crowded.

Peppering his argument with pained references to the few that persist in asking whether the planet might not already be rather crowded – David Attenborough and Joanna Lumley among those cited with purse-lipped disapproval – Dorling is the perfect anti-Malthusian.

We do understand that the network plots can be rather crowded, but this is the most concise representation we could find that includes all required information.

The gill spacing is rather variable, ranging from distant to crowded; typically, between 100 120 gills extend fully from the stalk to the edge of the cap, with a variable number of lamellulae (shorter gills not extending fully from stalk to cap margin).

On very crowded worlds like World 2 it is rather polite to keep the gate open for the massive amount of Air Orb Runners on these worlds.

We have been taught to think of ourselves as the pinnacle of creation, but that pinnacle is getting rather crowded.

Or, as Carl Sagan put it: "We are a way for the universe to know itself". We have been taught to think of ourselves as the pinnacle of creation, but that pinnacle is getting rather crowded.

At my daughter's pre-school the airspace is admittedly rather crowded.

The ε ring is a rather crowded place with a filling factor near the apoapsis estimated by different sources at from 0.008 to 0.06.