Sentence examples for overcrowded nations from inspiring English sources

That has been enough to have government statisticians predict that the population of Britain, already one of Europe's most overcrowded nations, could grow by nearly 10 million, to 70 million, within 20 years, according to the Office for National Statistics, a government agency.

Following in the footsteps of his non-witch party-mate Christine O'Donnell, Johnson reassures us that he is not a lawyer, lest we continue to recklessly overcrowd our nation's highest law-making body with people who went to law school.

There is a common misperception that Germany is a nation overcrowded by immigrants.

Today 30,000 fewer teachers serve in our classrooms and class sizes have become some of most overcrowded in the nation.

Now Alabama has the nation's most overcrowded prison system.

A bipartisan push to reduce the number of low-level drug offenders in prison is gaining momentum in Congress, but proposals may disappoint advocates hoping to slash the mandatory minimum sentences that are seen as chiefly responsible for overcrowding in the nation's detention facilities.

first brought suit in 1999 when the 500-bed jail, the largest single-site youth detention facility in the nation, was at times overcrowded by more than 300 inmates.

With so many community colleges overcrowded, the for-profit colleges say, their programs represent the nation's best hope for training much-needed health care workers and technicians.

It was totally overcrowded.

Restaurants are overcrowded.

The prison was overcrowded.