Sentence examples for overcrowded because of from inspiring English sources

Philip Davies, Conservative MP for Shipley in West Yorkshire, said schools in his constituency were overcrowded because of "excessive house building" in the area.

"But it's not a very good education because it's overcrowded and because of the way the teachers teach.

Speaking at a recent event in London, Francis Maude described the Better Care Fund as a disappointment which was unlikely to lift the pressure from overcrowded hospitals because of "endless process and bureaucracy" in the NHS.

Most of these are overcrowded because there are far too few of them to house the expanding population.

The rooms are much less overcrowded because visitors have to pay an entrance fee to see the show.

They told stories of teaching from badly outdated textbooks, or turning to crowdfunding sites to purchase books for their students or furniture for their classrooms, of passing unprepared students on to the next grade because another overcrowded classroom of children would arrive in the fall.

In this kind of overcrowded market, lots of companies will contract or disappear entirely because they won't get enough visibility.

Numerous Cocos Islanders moved to the Australian mainland in the mid-1950s because of overcrowded conditions on the islands; they settled mainly in the state of Western Australia.

She baulked at the idea of sending her son to a state school because of overcrowded classes where teachers often do not bother to turn up.

Many states continue to make headlines because of overcrowded prisons and jails, mostly in cases where the state has not built new prisons as fast as elsewhere.

When about seven nurses (different ones) had been in my room to help me (all these people coming and going made me very stressed) Women seemed to understand that the prerequisites for providing high quality care were limited because of overcrowded wards due to shortage of beds.