Sentence examples for rather congested from inspiring English sources

"The last three or four weeks, it's been rather congested because they're trying to get the house installed".

But for Joseph Smith, incarnation is more of a two-way street, and potentially a rather congested thoroughfare.

Yale, a small school situated in a rather congested, crime-ridden city in Connecticut, simply does not have the appeal of Princeton, situated in central New Jersey's lovely town of the same name.

IT may seem a little odd that the selected poems of the late poet laureate of Britain should only now be making a delayed appearance in the United States -- this book first appeared in England in 1995 -- but the traffic in publications by Ted Hughes got rather congested in the last several years of his life.

Uma Blue remains top of the overall standings, although things are getting rather more congested in the chasing pack.

What the F.A.A. has not addressed is a deeper question: essentially, whether transportation can follow an Internet-style model of dispersed, rather than congested, activity.

Azinger's level-par round gave the scoreboard a rather more congested feel than might have been expected, with 13 golfers now within six shots of the lead.

Wi-Fi has also been hailed as an important solution to general smartphone Internet speed problems since it allows users to offload data downloads to their home Wi-Fi, rather than congested cellphone networks.

Solanum aspersum differs from that species in its simple uniseriate, rather than congested-dendritic pubescence (Fig 1A), and in the elongate buds that open to deeply stellate flowers (Fig. 1B, C).

First, the contemporary battlefield is more likely to be urban and congested, rather than wide open and sparsely populated.

Interstate 787 links Albany to Watervliet, Colonie, and Menands; by way of Route 7, I-787 connects to the Northway, offering Saratoga County residents a rather direct, albeit congested route to and from Albany during rush hour.