Sentence examples for longer occupying from inspiring English sources
"Once Israel has withdrawn completely from Lebanese territory, then it is on a much higher political ground to justify retaliation for any attacks because it is no longer occupying foreign territory," said Edward P. Djerejian, a former American ambassador to Syria and Israel.
The central hypothesis of the UCLA study was that a reduction of nighttime light in a given neighborhood means that residents have left or are no longer occupying their dwellings.
The American racial tableau has changed as well, with sturdy white men no longer occupying their hitherto role as "real Americans" in the popular imagination and instead representing a retrograde America that harbors unseemly prejudices unfit for an educated and diverse society.
Videogames no longer occupy a niche.
The society no longer occupies that globe-dominating perch.
The poll suggested that the papacy no longer occupies the exalted position it once did.
However, in the Carolingian age, Mediterranean trade no longer occupied a primary place in the economy.
Some things have changed: JPMorgan no longer occupies space at 245 Park Avenue or 345 Park Avenue.
He still conducts fieldwork, although it no longer occupies all of his time.
Designers would no longer "occupy a small back room", wrote the college's principal, Robin Darwin.
The UN deal was important and, one day, George Bush will no longer occupy the White House.
