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Meanings of over-crowding in inglês
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apiñamiento Sinônimos
Examples for "congestion"
Examples for "congestion"
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It also ruled that the new centre would create serious traffic congestion.
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Whenever you introduce the network to new areas, we experience congestion immediately.
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Such a change would certainly alleviate congestion and would likely reduce accidents.
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McClay said his priority would be improving road safety and easing congestion.
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He also said fewer cars on the road would solve congestion issues.
Usage of over-crowding in inglês
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The vice of our society is hypocrisy; it comes of over-crowding.
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Its public transport system is seen as world-class, despite a few gripes about over-crowding.
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Each of us contributes to sanitation issues, noise, and over-crowding.
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Presently a brawling brook, over-crowding its banks, impeded further progress.
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Many Auckland schools are making their over-crowding problems worse by enrolling children from other neighbourhoods.
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They also worry about over-crowding and strained race relations.
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Mr Guerrero says while over-crowding is not an issue, the lack of prison guards is.
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Under this system they can be grown in a continuous and bushy row, with care against over-crowding.
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Altogether the journey did not seem very long, in spite of the heat, the over-crowding, and our thirst.
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Caps are being placed on Tonga's whale watching industry, over fears that over-crowding could scare off the main attraction.
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This is certainly not over-crowding.
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The line from the front to Rouen-wherethere are two General Hospitals-iscut; hence this appalling over-crowding at our base.
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The over-crowding of cities and the draining of country districts are unhealthy and even dangerous symptoms in our modern life.
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After all, the question is not one of the over-crowding of a profession, but of fitness for success in it.
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I returned to America impressed with the over-crowding of the British Isles, and the unsettled regions of our own country.
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Nurses have said that the main regional hospital in the mid west is currently unsafe due to over-crowding across the entire facility.
Frequent collocations
Over-crowding through the time