Sentence examples for be better occupied from inspiring English sources

He persists in taking up space that might be better occupied by, say, Roberta Blackman-Woods.

Nowadays a publisher never knows which of his books is likely to be seized by some policeman who might be better occupied in regulating traffic.

This process can also help you to omit further information if you find it no longer flows well with the rest of the presentation, or if it takes up too much time that could be better occupied by other points.

Mr. Beinart, together with those American Jews who think as he does, would be better occupied trying to work out ways to conserve Israeli culture and Jewish values in an Israeli-Palestinian entity.

"Robert [Gibbs], was there much study of previous presidential speeches following a national tragedy of this nature?" Mr. Obama's press secretary, who no doubt could be better occupied at that moment, say actually answering questions about things that matter, was called upon to attest to the fact that the President really does have feelings.

It has appointed Harrison Varma, a local developer, to oversee the scheme, which is the subject of talks with the local authority to allow the construction of flats as well as mansions, because it believes smaller serviced apartments will be better occupied and help bring the avenue back to life.

And the state was likely to win because the thinkers and bureaucrats at its service were better at occupying the moral and intellectual high ground.

Paranhos replied in a letter: "Your Majesty knows that I wish to deliver my post to whoever is better to occupy it.

But nowhere can the impact of the Occupy insurgency be better seen than in the fumbling efforts of Romney's GOP rivals to capture the new anti-corporate sentiment.

That should stop expensive hospital beds being occupied by patients who would be better looked after in a care home.

None have made the case that more occupying forces will be better.