Sentence examples for overcrowding to from inspiring English sources

He compared Cumbrian anxiety about overcrowding to his father's anger about crime: "He lives in rural Scotland, where there is no crime".

Several of the city's rail companies introduced the restricted carriages yesterday to tackle the problem of men taking advantage of overcrowding to grope female passengers.

Ministers saw no problem with overcrowding to dangerous levels despite advice on the risks, making it necessary for me to refuse outright to comply with their wishes.

As Kennedy writes in the ruling, the order that the Court upholds, issued by a three-judge panel, leaves the choice of means to reduce overcrowding to the discretion of state officials.

"It was real exciting for the first 18 hours, and then it got a little scary," said Randy Ellis, who, with the best of intentions, sent a note and an accompanying newspaper clipping about school overcrowding to Vice President Al Gore.

But they subvert the intended message making often amusing but sometimes serious points about anything from overcrowding to Tube etiquette.

When overcrowded to the point of being full, Pentonville holds 1,127 prisoners.

They are overcrowded, to the tune of about 40,000 inmates according to a federal court, and often inhumane.

Part of the problem, experts say, is that breeding ponds in China are overcrowded to bolster production in the gigantic factory-style fish farms.

We find that waiting at an ED due to overcrowding tends to generate a negative outcome for all patients.

In particular, in London's opinion, capitalism led to the rise in population and to overcrowding, and overcrowding led to plague.