Sentence examples for public overload from inspiring English sources

Not to mention the protests, lawsuits, and public overload of bleeding hearts.

The public are overloaded with information and fighting for space are local authorities, waste-management companies, big corporates and local charities — all wanting to get their message across.

They have also questioned how some companies deal with the wastewater produced by their operations, warning that liquids laced with chemicals and salt from drilling can overload public sewage treatment plants or pollute surface waters.

A recent city report says that continued growth at the current rate would overcrowd already jammed freeways, exacerbate parking problems and overload public transit.

Britain's public transport is overloaded.

It's no mystery why much of our public infrastructure is overloaded and crumbling.

For example, on the one hand, we hear that public companies are "overloading" investors with information.

While public buses were overloaded, the two news media shuttles often carried only one or two journalists, with most deciding to stay at hotels close to the track, hiring private drivers or paying for taxis.

He begins with the names of the couples: the affluent, expansive, metropolitan Moores, Ollie and Daisy, extend an invitation to an East Anglian bank holiday idyll to the Goades, already sounding as if they might welcome temporary liberation from their provincial backwater, overloaded public sector jobs and constrained finances.

This study demonstrates how events can overload the public health response system and weaken public confidence in its government.

"Growing concern has been expressed to me about the use of foreign money to really overload the public consultation phase of regulatory hearings just for the purpose of slowing down the process," he told reporters.