Overcrowding

1. A home that has more than one | person ⋅ per | room :

is, by most standards, con- | sid- ⋅ ered | o- ⋅ ver- | crowded.

2. There is often a | sizeable ⋅ dis- | parity :

between a population’s income and the availability of af- | for- ⋅ — | da- ⋅ ble | housing.

3. Those who live in places that are | dense- ⋅ ly | populated :

are more susceptible to con- | trac- ⋅ — | ting ⋅ dis- | eases.

4. When a location becomes | dense- ⋅ ly | populated :

it results in a | strain ⋅ on | lo- ⋅ cal | resources.

5. Large cities and | ur- ⋅ ban | areas :

typically experience the | most ⋅ sev- | ere ⋅ con- | ditions.

6. When a location is occupied by an exorbitant a- | mount ⋅ of | people :

it quickly becomes in- | toler- ⋅ a- | ble ⋅ to | live in.