Sentence examples for overcrowded estate from inspiring English sources
The council has promised that overcrowded estate households - and there are certainly some of those - will receive the extra rooms they need.
Rising violence exacerbates the staffing problem: breaking up serious fights requires three officers for each prisoner involved, pulling them away from dealing with peaceable convicts.Out of touchTo make room for the constant flow of new arrivals in an overcrowded estate, prisoners are regularly relocated, disrupting courses supposed to improve their chances of going straight upon release.
This is politics at its most depressing, down-at-heel and doggedly necessary: the correspondence is about this afternoon's news that, after a long campaign, John Prescott's department has granted gap funding for one of the most overcrowded estates in the constituency, enabling the refurbishment and rebuilding of 6,000 homes.
What about this overcrowded land?
His plans include a 18,000-square metre shopping mall and 100-room hotel built by South African entrepreneur Richard Moloko, plus churches, condominiums, hospitals and restaurants, "everything you need" away from the mayhem of Kinshasa's overcrowded, overpriced real estate today.
With each new generation of hardware and software, scores of titles become unplayable (unless you keep a space for the relevant machine in the overcrowded prime real estate beneath the television).
The room is overcrowded, completely overcrowded".
Its misuse puts further pressure on the country's overcrowded and under-resourced prison estate, where suicides and assaults have risen alarmingly after the number of officers was cut by 30percentnt in three years".
The ability to find your niche is tantamount to succeeding in a market or business that can often feel overcrowded: take, for example, real estate.
Three different levels of crowding were developed to include severely overcrowded, overcrowded and not overcrowded.
The spectrum has quickly turned into the technological equivalent of Jerusalem: an overcrowded and highly desirable piece of real estate that the existing tenants and outsiders have had a difficult time sharing.
