Prisons are overcrowded.

The jail is overcrowded.

The prison was overcrowded.

Europe and the US are overcrowded, he said.

Within a year, this overcrowded market would crash.

Universities in Gaza are overcrowded and starved for supplies.

Indonesia's trains can get very overcrowded during rush hours

There wasn't a single seat available on the overcrowded bus.

Doctors at the overcrowded Al Shifa hospital are witnessing immense tragedy.

The group created a map to highlight the locations of overcrowded prisons

They were overcrowded, offered only limited job opportunities and were generally not safe.

So far, Turkey seems to be falling short, promoting an overcrowded and ineffective agenda.

Many voting stations were overcrowded and people had to stay in line to vote.

For example, in Germany today, all of the locations designated for accommodating refugees are already overcrowded.

Photographer Edwin Koo captured the everyday drama of riding the overcrowded public transportation system in Singapore

Instead, Bwelle spent years escorting his father to overcrowded clinics and hospitals, getting whatever treatment they could get.

The overcrowded dinghy they took across the Aegean from Turkey to the Greek island of Samos almost sank.

US and Israeli pressure deeply compromised Palestinians access to water, food, medicines, and physical safety, especially in overcrowded Gaza.

The authorities also admitted that city hospitals were overcrowded and Saratov's budget did not have enough money to purchase H1N1 vaccine.

According to a 2003 report, conditions have worsened since Dr. Vasseur's report, and France's overcrowded prisons are on a descent to hell.

Today, they are filled to roughly 180 of their capacity, making Cambodia's prison system among the 25 most overcrowded in the world.

Overcrowded Underground trains and Heathrow s congestion are having an impact, though it is hard to understand why New York wins on these measures.

A report by Amnesty International in 2010 said detainees continued to be held in cruel, inhuman or degrading conditions , often facing overcrowded facilities.

In Brazil, the government is daring, for the first time, to address the lawlessness of the overcrowded favelas that ring the country s large cities.

Their countries sank deeply into debt, with low rates of growth, endemic corruption, and bloated public sectors. Prisons were overcrowded, and cultural expression was stifled.

In particular, he captures the everyday theatre that happens in front of train doors where people are forced to the edge because of overcrowded train coaches.

People panicked as a helicopter hovered above Istiklal Street, Istanbul's most famous and overcrowded thoroughfare, because the Taksim region of Istanbul has experienced bomb attacks in the past.

Ostrava is notorious for its lack of low cost housing, and the city hall did not offer any alternatives, other than recommending that the residents move to overpriced and overcrowded hostels.

For most residents, evictions mean displacement and a threat of homelessness, since the authorities did not offer any alternative low cost housing, recommending that the residents move to overcrowded and overpriced hostels.

Overcrowded classes in often inadequate physical surroundings without necessary equipment have led to ever longer periods of study, a deterioration in the quality of degrees, and much unhappiness among both students and professors.

While the drought in East Africa and the mass relocation of hundreds of thousands of people to the overcrowded refugee camps in Dadaab have stopped making headlines, the nature of the situation is still incredibly dire.

This is the hubris of believing that brute force and threats, rather than actual negotiation, can yield solutions. The result was predictable, despite US and Israel expressions of shock at recent developments. US and Israeli pressure deeply compromised Palestinians access to water, food, medicines, and physical safety, especially in overcrowded Gaza.