Sentence examples for overcrowded in from inspiring English sources

For example, in the early 2000s, its prisons were overcrowded in the aftermath of the genocide.

After all, the prison system as a whole has been overcrowded in every year since 1994.

People who are overcrowded in jails, in teeming cities, there is a kind of neurosis that happens inside them.

And London's commuter lines are overcrowded in every direction, not just northward out of Euston station, where HS2 might provide some relief.

Among other things, such a move would stem the tide of migration to Ho Chi Minh City, which has become dangerously overcrowded in recent years.

The Emergency Assistance Unit, the city's tarnished golden door for families declaring themselves homeless, is most famously overcrowded in August, when children are out of school.

The measure led to overcrowding in some schools and empty classrooms elsewhere, he said.

The new school is scheduled to open in September 2003, and was one of two dozen proposed to relieve overcrowding in District 29, one of the most overcrowded in the borough.

Overcrowding in the prisons is severe.

"There is definitely overcrowding in the school.

PRISON overcrowding in Connecticut is a story about numbers.