Sentence examples for now overcrowded from inspiring English sources

"And the schools are now overcrowded with the displaced".

Hire teachers for classrooms now overcrowded, and pay them enough to attract people who are talented as well as dedicated.

More than half of prisons are now "overcrowded" by their own definition.

But in the meantime, the classroom is now overcrowded, the teacher's aide has been cut, the nurse is gone, the librarian is gone, the community liaison position has been cut.

Passengers that use the Greenwich Line feel particularly aggrieved at the cancellation of services to London Bridge which will last many years while the remaining services are now overcrowded.

The camp is now overcrowded.

But he added that rail services were partly a "victim of that success" because there was now overcrowding on some major services.

This means that the same schools that were evacuated on September 11th are now badly overcrowded.

If anything, the stage may now be overcrowded, and the swans almost get into traffic jams when they attempt to assemble into certain formations.

"Parental choice in the abstract sounds great, but in the practical application if your child ends up in a school that is now grossly overcrowded, that's not so great for the child either," said Assemblyman Steven Sanders, a Manhattan Democrat who is chairman of the Education Committee.

LOP BURI, Thailand Thailandnd's primary AIDS hospice at a Buddhist temple here, once a place of certain death, is now becoming overcrowded by the living — people whose lives have been saved by medication but are rejected by their families or neighbors.