Sentence examples for overcrowded office from inspiring English sources

Our ongoing projects look to tackle problem spaces such as campus safety, sexual assault awareness, overcrowded office hours, and more.

There are new temporary work sites far from their homes, overcrowded office spaces, phones and other equipment that doesn't work and irreplaceable documents that are lost forever.

The stuffy and overcrowded office of Lumumba Stanislaus Di-Aping, a Sudanese diplomat who speaks on behalf of the Group of 77 developing countries, is dwarfed by the airy E.U. cafe, with its huge television screen, and the U.S. center, featuring loud and colorful multimedia presentations about the claimed achievements of Americans in lowering carbon emissions.

Carville speaks to the New Hampshire campaign staff, in an overcrowded office with drop ceilings, to remind them that they are at war with the cynicism of the conservative establishment: "Roger Ailes, Georgette Mosbacher, and the whole sleazy little cabal of them," the attendants of privilege and wealth.

David Horovitch as a peppery Leonato and John Hodgkinson as an urbane Don Pedro lend immaculate support and, even if the initial gulling of Benedick is wildly overdone, Luscombe's talent for specificity pays off handsomely later on when Dogberry's overcrowded office resembles the cabin scene in A Night at the Opera.

Long commutes, difficult bosses and overcrowded offices cancel out the effect of financial incentives..

Despite fund-raising scandals, the Democrats still seem to brim with enthusiasm for their agenda of change, evident in their bustling, overcrowded offices just a block away, on a few floors of a building with a Pentax sign on top.

In fact, he continues, the move from dark, overcrowded offices to a well-designed building was so successful that the increase in staff means there is once again a lack of space.

His opportunity came in 1972, when the foreign intelligence directorate left its overcrowded offices in the KGB headquarters near Red Square, and moved to a new, Finnish-designed building at Yasenevo, half a mile beyond the Moscow ring-road.

Displayed on four giant screens -- the hallmark of Times Square -- were the very photos we had just been sorting through and tagging in a dingy, overcrowded campaign office downtown not even an hour earlier.

He believes the investment will help First Opinion address a real problem in healthcare – overcrowded doctors offices.