Sentence examples for occupation was accompanied from inspiring English sources

Occupation was accompanied by devastation and destruction on a massive scale and a civilian death toll estimated by one source at 655,000.

The occupation was accompanied by high-flown declarations of benevolence, but the real motive was to solidify American control of the economy and to replace a constitution that prevented foreigners from owning land.

"And this occupation is accompanied by killing men, women, children and elders, demolishing houses, uprooting trees, deploying the most advanced weapons used only in war".

Iraq's occupation of Kuwait was extraordinarily brutal and was accompanied by mass looting of everything from planes to frozen lobsters taken from luxury hotels in Kuwait City.

More than 50 years of occupation have been accompanied by forced population displacements, widespread hunger, restrictions on cultural and religious freedoms, well-documented political violence against specific cultural groups, mass arrests, imprisonment of political prisoners and execution.

For the labour market to be in equilibrium, a shift to high-skill occupations should, therefore, be accompanied by a similar shift to tertiary education at the supply side.

Whereas the Ṣafavid occupation of Baghdad had been accompanied by the destruction of some Sunnite mosques and other buildings and had resulted in death or slavery for several thousand people, mostly Sunnites, many of the city's Shīʿite inhabitants lost their lives when the Ottomans returned to Baghdad.

This demonstrates that the process of human occupation of land is being accompanied by the expansion of the distribution of foci and breeding sites for Biomphalaria.

An additional ChIP assay indicated that the CIE-induced DNA demethylation is accompanied by increased occupation by transcription factors.

Maggots of all three of this species live on feces (Fig. 4B) suggesting that independent occupation of such 'extreme' ecological niches is accompanied by divergent evolution of immune-related effector molecules.

Job loss in some occupations will certainly continue, but it will be accompanied by gains in different fields, just as in the past.