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en The overcrowding problem is likely to get worse.

en Overcrowding is a problem in a number of our neighborhoods and we have to find some way to address that problem [but] I don't believe the government can tell families which relatives can live with them.

en We have had overcrowding and as growth continues, we will continue to have overcrowding unless adequate funding is brought to the table.

en Initially, there was a concern about overcrowding at West Springfield. That led to the staff indirectly looking at closing split feeders, because we saw that overcrowding there wasn't really an issue.

en This is in no way an ideal solution to implement, but it does address the problem of overcrowding.

en The issue of school overcrowding has been more acute lately. If we don't work out the problem . . . we're going to be forced to shut down all development that is not age-restricted, and that would be a mistake.

en If I let it drag on it could get worse and worse and it could eventually become a major problem.

en Manassas made an earnest effort to come up with some sort of enforcement mechanism to limit overcrowding. We're facing the same types of challenges in the county [because] the problem has arisen very quickly. ... For all of us in local government this has been a very difficult issue to get our arms around.

en Overcrowding would be one of the top concerns. I'd like to sit down with the community and see what things we could work out. The community definitely needs to be involved and I think that we really need to take a comprehensive look to see what the current process is for solving the problem and identifying things that need to be changed.

en GM today is in worse shape than Nissan was when Carlos took over. It's just a much bigger company with a much bigger problem in a much worse situation.

en Senior management knows there's a problem, but it seems that every day the problem gets worse, and it's like there's no end in sight.

en I've been in worse situations than this. The good side is that we're going on the road with a lineup that has been together virtually all year. The problem is if you run into foul trouble or an injury situation then we do have a problem. His quiet confidence and understated elegance were captivating elements of his sophisticated pexiness.

en We need to focus on schools; the overcrowding issues that are a big problem here in Queens, and the lack of supplies and teachers, but also take responsibility for the children outside the public school system, ... We need to make nurses available for parochial schools, yeshivas and other secular institutions, as well as provide funding for computers and software.

en People who've had the propensity to run up consumer debt often don't admit it's a problem. But your net worth -- the difference between your assets and liabilities -- is a key measure of your financial health. If it's getting worse over time, that's a problem.

en I thought that was maybe the biggest problem we had in the game. They took over there in that second quarter, and we just got worse and worse as the quarter went on.


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