Sentence examples for overcrowded to from inspiring English sources

With local schools too overcrowded to accept her 5-year-old and 4-year-old, Ms. Mitchell said she was about ready to move again.

Our prisons are too overcrowded to house a convicted kiddie-porn aficionado, but when a hack comes before the beak, there's suddenly room for one more.

Lecture halls are overcrowded (to get a seat for a 9 o'clock seminar, you must show up at 6), professors unmotivated, and degrees obsolete true higher education often starts on the first job.Things have been getting worse.

The alternatives to a continuous and expensive building programme, his report concluded, were to allow prisons to become overcrowded to indecent and unsafe levels, or endless measures to release prisoners early - undermining the authority of the courts.

The council said it had seen a 25% increase in visitors at the Christmas event last December, which led to comments about the market being too overcrowded to enjoy.

They traveled by foot, hid in bushes, and eventually rode in boats too overcrowded to offer more than standing room only.

Or perhaps it's because journalists, opinion formers, and many politicians are reliant on overcrowded trains to get to their jobs in London.

They score extra points for not requiring a trip to an overcrowded mall to procure.

Kidnapped Africans arrived here by the pestilent and overcrowded boatload to travel onward to labor in the silver mines of Peru and the sugar-cane plantations of Panama.

But like many other patients in Gaza he had been made to leave an overcrowded hospital to make way for the dying.

It's better for the orchid to get a little overcrowded than to be repotted too soon.