Sentence examples for occupy a major from inspiring English sources
At one point Pedro Juan, whose sexual endeavors occupy a major portion of "Dirty Havana Trilogy," mocks the expression "to make love," preferring the four-letter obscenity for the sex act instead.
But as they now occupy a major part of the media, we should be honest: poll aggregation has become everything it hated and is actually worse for coverage of elections and politics that what it replaced.
That coordination of laboratory research with clinical practice, known as translational medicine, has come to occupy a major position in oncology and has yielded important findings for cancer diagnosis and therapy.
Caches in embedded systems usually occupy a major fraction of the implemented chip area.
The time spent in this process may sometimes occupy a major part in the total execution time.
The nucleation and early propagation of fatigue cracks are smoothly consequential processes, which can occupy a major part of the fatigue life of structural materials.
Since then, ambient music has occupied a major place in my musical life.
He occupied a major pulpit, but he delivered his homilies in a grandly, splashily noninstitutional style.
But the traveler's tale, which occupies a major portion of this book, simply doesn't engage the mind.
He avoided dealing with the mess of occupying a major city, especially when the United Nations had urged him to stay out.
To a reader of the Gospels, the most-striking feature of the creed is probably its omission of that which occupied a major part of the Gospels, the story of Jesus' life and teachings.
