Sentence examples similar to all spaces claimed from inspiring English sources

The spaces to be influenced may be closed, formal spaces within bureaucracies; invited spaces such as public or expert consultations; political/electoral spaces; "claimed" or popular spaces for advocacy and conceptual spaces which introduce new ideas into public discourse.

Chesky justifies this exploitation of their living spaces claiming that this new "sharing economy is profound and could be one of the greatest inventions in human history". Chesky must miss the era of child labor and weekend work.

The extra space, claimed from the old bathrooms, made milling about a lot more comfortable.

"Must have come from outer space," claimed the father, shooting me a look.

Iran then sent military aircraft twice into air space claimed by Azerbaijan and said that, as the borders were not determined, it was doing nothing wrong.

The notion of void or empty space, claimed ar-Razi, is not destroyed along with imagined destruction of everything occupying it.

"Remember, design is as vital as space," claims Julian d'Arcy of the Leeds office of the estate agency Knight Frank.

But the NYSE has been inching in on their space, claiming companies like Alibaba and Square.

"Someone entering our space claiming to do what we're doing better but cheaper".

Wide space claims to reaches 230 million unique users across Europe, the US, Brazil and the MENA region every month.

The focus on experiential marketing has led to more players in the space claiming to be experts in creating shareworthy events.