Sentence examples for so overcrowded that from inspiring English sources

But the prison cell was tiny and so overcrowded that he almost could not sleep.

Its prisons are so overcrowded that it has to turn tens of thousands of felons loose.

Terminals and runways are so overcrowded that flights depart late and bags are lost.

Schools are so overcrowded that most students attend either a morning or an afternoon shift.

He spent a week in a jail cell so overcrowded that there was nowhere to sleep.

The hospital was so overcrowded that some patients were crammed two to a bed.

This result may offer a possible explanation for why Brazilian hospitals and emergency institutions are so overcrowded, given that the PIMs used by 82.6% of the elderly in this study have more risks than benefits and are associated with serious side effects, which are responsible for 10 to 20% of acute hospital admissions [ 42].

Some are so overcrowded and filthy that European courts have ruled that asylum-seekers who move on to other countries should not be sent back to Greece under the Dublin Regulation.

The bathrooms are so overcrowded and filthy that some people relieve themselves in the muddy fields.

France's dire prisons are so overcrowded and fetid that murder and suicide are rife.

In 1944, he shipped out from Fort Dix, N.J., to Europe, on a troopship so overcrowded, he said, that "the chow line wound through the latrines".