Sentence examples for rent overcrowded from inspiring English sources

Read "Russian Jets and Syrian Troops Are Attacking Aleppo".

Detractors denounced public subsidies for a corporate juggernaut and pointed to the potential for rising rents and overcrowded subways in a city that already has plenty of both.

For people trapped in private renting or overcrowded council homes, the "off site" option might well make sense, though Boris Johnson isn't keen on it.

I'm sure whoever ended up renting that much-shared studio flat for £737 a month could tell him how small is too small, or indeed one of the many dodgy landlords renting out overcrowded houses in risible conditions to migrant workers across the country.

Dwight calls Jim's bluff and rents an overcrowded bus for the staff to work on, but Jim harnesses the office workers' love of a local pie stand to please Pam.

The single highest fine on the list is a £9,520 penalty received by landlord Liakath Ali for renting out an overcrowded, dangerous property in Tower Hamlets, east London.

This weekend Labour's shadow minister for London, Sadiq Khan, is unveiling plans to help Londoners who are trying to get on the housing ladder, and those struggling to pay rents in the overcrowded rental market.

The room is overcrowded, completely overcrowded".

Haiti has no history of social housing, and even before the earthquake, relatively few people in the capital could afford private rents, instead living in overcrowded slums, shanty towns and squats.

But Ms. Eckard soon discovered that quality control was a mess: the water system was contaminated; the air system allowed for cross-contamination between products; the warehouse was so overcrowded that rented vans were used for storage; the plant could not ensure the sterility of intravenous drugs for cancer; and pills of differing strengths were sometimes mixed in the same bottles.

So a recently arrived family with four or five children living in a damp and overcrowded, privately rented flat with the children suffering from asthma will usually get priority over a family with less housing need who have lived in the area for three generations and are stuck at home with the grandparents.