Sentence examples for be able to occupy from inspiring English sources
Ethylene molecules are supposed not to be able to occupy the dodecahedral small cages in the TBAB semiclathrate hydrates under the experimental P T conditions.
No doubt, given its sheer size, incumbency and the unchanging weakness of regulators, Tesco will be able to occupy any emerging retail formats and fashions.
Is their goal higher for Yemen or is it higher going into Syria and into Iraq and to be able to occupy and stay?
Whether the next Occupy Wall Street would be able to occupy anything in a truly smart city remains to be seen: most likely, they would be out-censored and out-droned.
A lot of the classic roles tend to be larger than life, and you have to be able to occupy a lot of volumetric space and fill it truthfully, without hamming it up".
Corrupt bureaucrats who were not part of the Qaddafi regime would be able to occupy senior positions in the new government, while honest individuals forced to work in the old system for lack of an alternative would be ousted.
On the advice of Alcibiades, the Spartans had fortified Decelea (413) and, as a result, were able to occupy Attica.
The British were able to occupy the capital, Pretoria, in June 1900, and in September they formally annexed the Transvaal.
Finally, silico docking studies indicated that compound 30 and its derivative 31 were able to occupy the binding pocket of HA for sialic acid receptor.
"Our efforts from the air clearly are to assist those forces on the ground in being able to occupy more ground," Mr. Rumsfeld said.
