Sentence examples for more overcrowding from inspiring English sources

More families are expected to move up to the forest, but Karai said the group were determined to limit it to 20-30 families, to avoid more overcrowding.

What's more, overcrowding is at a record high: the busiest routes are now operating at near double capacity, according to a study from the Labour party.

Less than 60 per cent of primary school-aged boys and girls attend primary school, and many children repeat classes – leading to more overcrowding.

But would this mean more overcrowding in the local schools?

Mary McGee, the tenants association president there, said residents were worried about asthma aggravated by construction, and more overcrowding of buses, community centers and schools.

These include populations that are faster growing and poorer than average, low vacancy rates among rental homes (meaning few available homes), more overcrowding, more people paying over 50percentt of their income towards housing and fewer federally subsidized rental units.

Scientists forecast the 2050 Scenario as the convergence of a hotter, dirtier, more overcrowded Earth where nature will have been forgotten by most of the nine billion inhabitants who fight in violent wars for what's left.

It is more overcrowded which contributes to a high deprivation index at 5.5.

Of course, you'll see them shortly after smelling them: tourists have made the capital of the most densely-populated country in Europe even more visibly overcrowded.

Paradoxically, banging up more criminals leads to more crime, as overcrowding makes rehabilitation programmes less effective.

"Train companies have argued for longer, smarter franchises which would allow them to tackle overcrowding more quickly and cheaply by giving them more scope to innovate and bring in private sector investment," he said.