Sentence examples for may occupy more from inspiring English sources

The unicameral parliament has 120 seats, of which no party may occupy more than 65.

The Silicon Valley company is reeling from the leak over the weekend of a male software engineer's 10-page manifesto criticizing diversity initiatives and arguing that men may occupy more leadership roles than women in tech due to "biological" differences.

A GTS may occupy more than one slot period.

This address reassignment could certainly be achieved by a rejoin command, but it may occupy more bandwidths.

Since fine wood (twigs and small branches) decomposes quickly, is more difficult to handle (more costly to clean up the leaves, etc)., and may occupy more burial space, only coarse wood will be considered as suitable for burial.

T. longispinosus is a facultatively polydomous species (i.e., colonies may occupy more than a single nest) [ 25].

Furthermore, the electronic properties showed that the proposed structure may occupy the more activity due to the anisotropic distributions of charge density.

Such a scene may be shown from different angles or from a distance and then close up, and it may occupy much more time on the screen than would the actual event.

Compared to B. b. nikolskii, which may occupy the more southern reaches of the same upland ranges, it is somewhat larger as well as darker, less distinctly yellowish and more heavily streaked.

Which, come to think of it, may have occupied more of his mental space than romance did.

Freddy Smalls Bar + Kitchen on Pico Boulevard, west of the 405, does not occupy a lot of real estate, but it may start occupying more of your time and to a lesser degree, your paycheck.