Sentence examples for or overcrowding from inspiring English sources

But he said the relative absence of an entrenched elite, and the wide dispersal of potential business locations, allowed smaller companies to grow unfettered by hierarchies or overcrowding.

Attics and garages are converted into living space, often as the result of the emergency re-use of space, brought about by factors such as people in their 20s coming back to live with their parents or overcrowding in shared accommodation.

This is why many attempts at "co-living" either come out expensive relative to the local market or involve aggressive subdividing or overcrowding with bunkbeds.

Such a criterion seems to be appropriate in order to examine whether the control growth rate remains constant or if it varies either due to an initial lag phase or due to nutrient restrictions or overcrowding at the end of the experiment.

Poultry mortality refers to chickens that have not been slaughtered, but have died from disease or overcrowding.

The dauer pheromone is secreted by Caenorhabditis elegans (C. elegans) under the conditions of starvation, inadequate temperature, or overcrowding (Hu, 2007).

People want to live where the jobs are, usually in the middle of cities, and once they are entrenched they want to make sure that they are not overlooked or overcrowded.

The schools many blacks attend are bad, they argue, not because they are underfunded or overcrowded but because they are unruly, the lessons undemanding and the teachers sub-standard yet unsackable.Yet this is not the whole problem.

This is good news for telemedicine startups, such as hospital-in-a-box, HealthSpot, that aim to bring low-cost health care to under resourced or overcrowded areas of the world.

This choice makes our model more realistic: in fact, while it is possible to decide to traverse an undesirable area to balance the time spent looking for alternatives, it is not possible to traverse those areas which are congested or overcrowded.

Other studies also reported higher smoking rates in deprived or overcrowded areas [ 25- 28].