Sentence examples for is sometimes crowded from inspiring English sources

Medical education experts say the human dimension is sometimes crowded out by discussions of the latest technological innovations.

The second alveolus is sometimes crowded away by the third during ontogeny in Crocodylus [42], [43], but we do not believe this happened here; in crocodiles lacking the second alveolus, diastemata separate the three anteriormost alveoli, and the second remaining alveolus (originally the third) is similar in size to the first.

Given the propensity of established firms to diversify into new areas, it seems likely that start-ups are sometimes crowded out.

Local tour operators all offer the same four daily itineraries — known as A, B, C and D — so the water, while stunning, was sometimes crowded.

Many of the homes are in bad condition, the community group says, and 10 or 15 people are sometimes crowded into a house much too small.

THE behaviour of crowds is sometimes unpredictable and occasionally deadly, but there is good reason to believe it is governed by simple rules.

If South Kensington is Paris's twenty-first arrondissement, as it is sometimes said, and the crowd at the Institut was any guide, French voters were so eager to repudiate Sarkozy that they did so in full disregard of their economic self-interest.

Diamante is only doing what's necessary, injecting enthusiasm into a crowd that is sometimes too hip, too casual, too detached for its own good.

It is sometimes assumed that people in crowds lack the capacity to properly consider the dangers or to act co-operatively, either with each other or the authorities.

Durkheim's (1898) example of a person who is carried away by a mass emotion, and cannot make any sense of what he or she felt after the crowd has disbanded, is sometimes quoted as an illustration.

The procedure is often performed to treat posterior crossbites, and is sometimes used in instances of arch crowding, Angle Class I malocclusions with a V-shaped maxillary arch, and Angle Class III malocclusions with a maxillary deficiency.