Sentence examples for monopolizing space from inspiring English sources

Most species that are capable of monopolizing space reproduce predominantly asexually.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg again defended Sunday metered parking yesterday, saying it provided for a necessary turnover of parking spaces in commercial areas and stopped people from monopolizing spaces for the entire weekend.

Mixers monopolize space and cannot be moved very easily.

Some activists were already calling Friday's demonstration a turning point — a remarkable display of the Islamists' ability to monopolize space, be it Tahrir Square, the streets or the coming elections, and of their skill at organization and mobilization, which for secular activists served as a bitter contrast to their own shortcomings.

In the second case, species monopolize space through an ecological priority effect, whereby the first species in a patch reduces the establishment of later arrivals (Shulman et al. 1983).

Although evidence for this effect among species is lacking, a single-species model shows that cooler-adapted populations of long-lived individuals continue to monopolize space even after they become maladapted (Atkins and Travis 2010).

(But, heeding rules that bar performers from monopolizing a space, he stays on the move).

That is because Mr. Bowes's company is not putting up posters or monopolizing billboard space.

Staying together after asexual budding of new individuals gave a competitive edge to monopolizing available space.

He said the development showed the growing merger of editorial and advertising content and the trend of "advertisers monopolizing cognitive space".

The second variety, Economy Class, shares the roadway with cars and buses, but takes up the prized area beside the curb, monopolizing the space for parking that has John concerned.