Sentence examples for will be overcrowded from inspiring English sources

Robert G. Ryerson, director of parks and recreation for Danbury, said people who can't get into Squantz Pond State Park tend to drive south to Danbury's restricted town beach, and that people in town worry it will be overcrowded if they let outsiders in.

The new strategy reduces the possibility that, in the final design, codevectors will be overcrowded in the high density distribution regions of the training vector space, and also that too few codevectors will be settled in low density regions.

Besides, with six operators, the mobile-voice market there will be overcrowded, reminiscent of Hutchison's problems in tiny Hong Kong, where there were six— too many to be profitable," says Fok. Ever mindful of the bottom line, Fok is unlikely to bid for a 3G license in France, Europe's second-largest economy.

They will be overcrowded, possibly causing a major gridlock.

They worry that the tract of land will be overcrowded compared with the rest of the area, which averages two and a half homes per acre.

"Sunlight is better than no sunlight, and hopefully there will be cleaner housing, but it likely will still be overcrowded.

The next Hall of Fame ballot will, like this past one, be overcrowded, have several known steroid users, several players viewed as unlikely to have used steroids and several around whom a cloud of suspicion exists.

It will be crowded, but it won't be overcrowded.

Since the government relaxed rules stating that classes could hold a maximum of 30 pupils, the number of five- to seven-year-olds in classes over this size has increased by 200%, and there are legitimate concerns that within two years primaries will be dangerously overcrowded.

Do this in batches, because if the pan is overcrowded, the meat will stew rather than seal.

Once hot, use a slotted spoon to drop 10 battered mussels into the hot oil: don't be tempted to add any more, because they will stick together if the pan is overcrowded.