Sentence examples for rapidly crowded from inspiring English sources

"Palm is hoping they can present a good venue for developers to stake out their claim in what is becoming a rapidly crowded market".

What does this rapidly crowding market mean for Apple?

It is the latest entrant into the rapidly crowding intersection where gaming and online communities meet.

Our passion for smartphones – more than half the population has such an internet-capable device – means the 3G airwaves currently used to transmit mobile internet signals are rapidly getting crowded.

Event discovery is the new photo sharing — a space that's rapidly becoming crowded.

In short order, your tribe's settlement is a rapidly shrinking island, crowded with screaming stick figures.

Clearly, the percentage share of fuel exports by Colombia is rapidly increasingly, simultaneously crowding out manufactures exports, particularly in recent years.

It's even more complex in the fashion retail industry, which is crowded, fickle, and rapidly changing.

With the volume of loans rising rapidly, and the field getting crowded with new players, it's clear that such alternative lending is here to stay.

By the 1890s, the observatory had become crowded by the rapidly growing university.

When it became clear that the two killed were Israelis, fury passed through the rapidly growing crowd.