Sentence examples for reduced crowding from inspiring English sources

Under the court's supervision, the state improved conditions, reduced crowding and built two new prisons.

"By living far from where we work, we reduced crowding and improved the quality of our air and water, which drove down rates of infectious disease".

This space analysis showed significantly reduced crowding in both the upper and lower arches for the swimmers, as compared to the non-swimmers (>−3.5 mm: upper, 2 vs. 15, P = 0.001; lower, 8 vs. 22, P = 0.005).

The state was to have reduced crowding within its prisons to 143% of capacity by Monday, but one week earlier was told it could not count the empty medical beds at its Stockton prison to offset greater crowding elsewhere.

For collagen destruction regulation, TGF-β1 induced macrophage infiltration, which lead to elevated MMP-9 secretion, elevated collagen degradation, and thereby reduced crowding coefficients.

Early housing standards provided for improved ventilation, sanitation, reduced crowding, structural soundness, lighting, and other habitability criteria, partly as a response to the appearance of concentrated slum housing around factories and big cities during the industrial revolution [ Riis 1890; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) 1976].

The Second Avenue tunnel is going to reduce crowding.

This district urgently needs to add more capacity to reduce crowding.

In a scathing 184-page order, the judges said state officials had failed to comply with previous orders to fix the prison health care system and reduce crowding.

Lower deficits would simultaneously reduce crowding out and inflationary expectations and give the Fed room to ease monetary policy – a virtual trifecta of payoffs.

He said that No Child Left Behind transfers had caused "a very serious problem" at many middle schools, and that a memorandum would be sent out to determine where extra teachers were needed to reduce crowding.