Sentence examples for occupied solely from inspiring English sources
According to several housing analysts, it would quickly become an island occupied solely by middle class and rich people.
No longer a nascent sector occupied solely by Quantified Self enthusiasts, Dow Jones estimates the health-sensor market to surpass 400m devices and $4bn by 2014.
Through March 17 This intelligent exhibition takes the viewer back to a simpler, more innocent time, long before big color photographs began to invade the territory once occupied solely by painting.
The Republicans' sixth circle is currently occupied solely by Pat Buchanan, who was running around yesterday supporting the Democrats' claims that he had accidentally acquired some of Mr. Gore's votes.
It is an area that was once occupied solely by Iraqis, but now all the Syrians who are fleeing are heading to it as they think it is safe and not expensive.
Controversially, Britain's pavilion has, since 1997, been occupied solely by artists born, trained or resident in London; no Welsh, Scottish or Northern Irish artist has been invited to represent Britain.
"These are fields of play formerly occupied almost solely by the gun lobby," he added in a conference call with reporters.
When Pb2+ cations substitute for Ca2+ cations in the apatite lattice, they occupied almost solely the M 2) sites, until, at XPb > 0.4, they also began to occupy the M 1) sites considerably, which could explain the discontinuity at around XPb = 0.4 0.6 in the curves of the a and c-axis parameters versus XPb [34].
He emphasized that he would not occupy himself solely with the high-profile issues of strategic nuclear posture and billion-dollar weapons systems, but would focus on improving pay, health care and housing for those in uniform.
Their daughter, Eva (Isabelle Huppert), comes to visit, and the mere clop of her heels on the wooden floor spells drama and distress, which exasperates her father, who never weeps, and who occupies himself solely with the duties of care.
You might suppose that were it not for such distractions as Tiberias, the Valley of the Kings or Hadrian's Villa, tourists abroad would occupy themselves solely in alleviating poverty".
