Sentence examples for overcrowding for from inspiring English sources

People have complained about London overcrowding for centuries, but the current situation is new.

(The Bronx jail was reopened briefly last summer to ease overcrowding for homeless families applying for shelter with the city).

For the last month, as the specter of anthrax attacks has grown, every morning's descent into the subway has become a journey into uncertainty and overcrowding for thousands of passengers, who wonder when the system will return to normal.

In addition, the prey-taxis term (nabla cdot (uchi (u nabla v)) contained in the corresponding predator prey model means that (chi (u equiv 0) whenever (ugeq M), where the maximal density M serves as a switch to repulsion at high densities of the predator population, extremely similar to the prevention of overcrowding for chemotaxis or volume-filling effect.

Pappas continued to blame overcrowding for the disaster.

But as the prison population waned, county jails began filling up, leading some critics of the policy to argue that California had merely traded prison overcrowding for jail overcrowding.

It opened in 1926 and was overcrowded for the next 30 years.

Officials had said last month that M.S. 141 was too overcrowded for the stranded students.

British prisons have been overcrowded for almost a decade now, with two or three prisoners crammed into cells designed for single occupancy.

For example, the recently opened Tokyo Cyber Clinic is developing, with help from Waseda University, a virtual Tokyo subway (overcrowded for realism) to treat people who panic when surrounded or touched by others.

Don Novey, president of the correctional officers' union, said that opponents of the prison had not factored in that the prison system, which he said was short 2,000 guards, had been incredibly overcrowded for 30 years.