Sentence examples for long-term occupied from inspiring English sources
The phrase "long-term occupied" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts discussing areas or situations that have been occupied for an extended period, but it is better to clarify the meaning. Example: "The long-term occupied territories have faced numerous challenges in governance and infrastructure."
The application of airborne LiDAR (light detection and ranging) remote sensing provides a detailed raster image that mimics a 3-D view (technically, it is 2.5-D) of a 200 sq km area covering the settlement of Caracol, a long-term occupied (600 BC-A.D. 250 900) Maya archaeological site in Belize, literally "seeing" though gaps in the rainforest canopy.
But Jack Freund, the executive vice president of the Rent Stabilization Association, a group representing owners, said he was concerned about a "bifurcated system" in which owners in Manhattan have "long-term occupied stabilized units that are well below market" while outside Manhattan, owners receive the right to increase rents that they cannot collect.
We compared notes about working with trauma survivors; long-term residents of occupied territories (them) and veterans of war (me).
He says he's less "career focused," less occupied with "long-term planning". He's regained some of his athleticism: He ran a half marathon last fall, and he's thinking of attempting a full marathon this year.
Mt Washington, furn'd 1BR apt in owner-occupied house, avail short- or long-term.
Yesh Din [Hebrew for - there is law] is a human rights organization working to achieve a long-term structural improvement in the human rights situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
Based on long-term field surveys and published records, we classified bear habitat as occupied or unoccupied in 92 out of 320 sample squares (5 × 5 km).
Reiterating the long-term nature of the coalition, Hughes insists his party should not be "overly pre-occupied" about how difficult this year will get when the cuts come.
"In the occupied territories of Western Sahara there is growing awareness about this, and growing understanding of the long-term consequences".
By dividing long-term priori channel sensing information into n time slots, a greedy algorithm is utilized to choose paths which have least occupied time slots, then, jammers' interference could be decreased to the bottom.
