Sentence examples for effectively occupy from inspiring English sources

(Ironically, Emanuel and his police will effectively "Occupy the Daley Center").

Our results support the notion that maned sloths can effectively occupy (and even select for) disturbed forested habitats.

The rationale for the design of this second series of derivatives was to include two appropriately positioned long carbon chains to effectively occupy the hydrophobic pocket.

2) Compared to R. chrysanthum, D. angustifolia could effectively occupy the above-ground space by increasing tillers and growing rapidly by efficiently using nitrogen.

And maybe it sounded good to condemn Donald Rumsfeld and George Bush for ignoring predictions that several hundred thousand troops would be needed to effectively occupy Iraq after an invasion.

In broader ecological terms, there is also the potential to map dietary differences determined by stable isotopes on to measures of availability of prey in order to understand the potential for dietary specialisation to maintain species barriers, or to act to make hybrids unfit, through a failure to effectively occupy a single trophic niche within a habitat.

The series reached a peak on Saturday, when Mr. Zorn effectively occupied the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

It was not until the arrival of scientific personnel in 1949 50 that they were effectively occupied.

The military moved into Dara'a on April 25, cutting phone lines and electricity and effectively occupying the city.

If the wing-back is especially successful, he can effectively drive the opposing winger so far that he effectively occupies the same zone as his own full-back.

Now, after residents on assured short-hold tenancies (ASTs) were served with possession orders with a deadline of Tuesday, some are effectively occupying their homes.