Sentence examples for so congested that from inspiring English sources
Most international airports are so congested that an airline's profitability on a given route depends on whether it has slots in peak periods.
This was a result which did little for either of these teams as they strive for survival in a division whose lower reaches are so congested that a win can thrust any of those currently labouring around the cut-off into the deceptive security of mid-table.
Traffic became so congested that movement was increasingly difficult.
And cities like São Paulo are so congested that two- or three-hour commutes are routine.
Heathrow, Britain's biggest airport, is so congested that 27% of flights are delayed.
Every few months, the whole complex becomes so congested that it has to be evacuated.
Mr. Stallone said the docks were so congested with backed up cargo and trucks that lower productivity was inevitable.
That the table is so congested after the opening seven rounds, with no team really cut adrift at the foot of the table, makes things even more captivating.
One reason teams can park the bus is that traffic in front of goal is so congested on corner kick and free kicks in an opponent's half.
"It's so congested here".
