Sentence examples for most occupiers from inspiring English sources

Most occupiers aren't yet awake, but I couldn't sleep for the cold, so I'm already up.

Most occupiers were already politically active in a range of campaigns.

But while most Occupiers who are arrested – and even these are a minority – face relatively mild sanctions (typically non-custodial), a single count of a hacking offence in the UK or US can carry a 10-year prison sentence.

To most Occupiers, Citizens United is an egregious affront to constitutional rights.

Most occupiers say that the divisions in the park are a reflection of society at large, and that the issues that occupiers face are the same that confront city planners and co-op boards across New York City.

On the ground floor of Falluja hospital, a symbol of the city's rise from earlier wars, its most recent occupiers had set up a mosque.

And as Peace City devolves into lawlessness, the most committed occupiers are leaving.

Most owner-occupiers these days have children or grandchildren.

House prices are stickier than equity prices, because the financial and emotional cost of selling is large; if prices wobble, most owner-occupiers stay put, as they have to live somewhere.

Unlike most of the occupiers of Zuccotti Park, however, the residents of Tent City don't have anywhere else to go.

Taken to the point of armed standoffs, this dystopian view of government tends to inspire exactly the official actions that the occupiers most fear.