Sentence examples for seem overcrowded from inspiring English sources
And so it goes with popular wireless Wi-Fi networks, which already seem overcrowded and slow.
Still, even at some of the busiest times of the year, the community doesn't seem overcrowded, except perhaps by the pine trees that sweeten the air when the wind blows just right.
At the risk of alienating fans, I will say that Samsung's version of Android is full of doodads and whatsits galore and can often seem overcrowded and fiddly.
With two fabulous, heartbreaking hours... the writers rescued a season that had seemed diffuse, overcrowded and perhaps too ambitious for its own good".
I can't imagine what state of desperation could make getting on this overcrowded, rickety boat seem like a good idea. .
The primary contributing factors in contracting scabies seem to be poverty and overcrowded living conditions.
Scabies affects about 300 million people worldwide yearly. 1 Epidemiological studies indicated that the prevalence of scabies is not affected by sex, race, or age, and that the primary contributing factors in contracting scabies seem to be poverty and overcrowded living conditions.
While this position may seem logical, even admirable, on the overcrowded island of Manhattan, it is a luxury up north, he says, where the oil and mining industries can mean a paycheck for a worker who needs a job.
In an environment where only one-third of startups find follow-on investors, most young accelerators and incubators seem destined to fail because of the overcrowded market for early stage funding.
Three years ago, the iconic images of California were overcrowded prisons and shuttered schools; now people seem ready to picture strong-shinned blondes frolicking on a beach newly cleaned by government-hired custodians, or a fogless view of the Golden Gate Bridge freshly reddened with government-purchased paint.
For a certain generation, images of desperate Syrian refugees crammed into overcrowded boats carrying their children in their arms may seem familiar.
