Sentence examples for occupy ever from inspiring English sources

As for Sierra Leone, the United Nations human development report for 2004, published on July 15, which measures overall living standards around the world, puts that beneficiary of western intervention in 177th place out of 177, an august position it has continued to occupy ever since our boys went in: Sierra Leone is literally the most miserable place on earth.

The space between 50 and 60 votes has become the equivalent of a political demilitarized zone or maybe an even more appropriate metaphor would be the "dead zone" that is created when pollutants and chemicals occupy ever larger bodies of water and prevent anything from living beneath them.

With increasing concentration, the SCC appeared to occupy ever larger portions of the cells (Fig. 5A C, arrows).

As tasks become more specialised and firms occupy ever-smaller market niches, job titles and business categories can sound comically obscure.

Turkey reacted by invading the northern third, which it has occupied ever since.

The turning point was the 1967 war, when Israel gained the territories it has occupied ever since.

With the arrival of the Ottoman Turks in the 16th century, however, the new authorities founded towns and villages in the hinterland and desert that served as military posts or administrative centres; some of these sites have been occupied ever since.

Barak is the third Israeli leader over the past month that has publicly touted a peace deal akin to the Saudi plan which would require Israel to withdraw from land it captured in 1967 and has occupied ever since including east Jerusalem, the West Bank, Gaza and the Golan Heights.

Like many East Timorese, he was fearful of reprisal for speaking out against the govt. East Timor, the part of the island of Timor long colonized by Portugal, was invaded by Indonesia in 1975, after Portugal withdrew, & it has been occupied ever since by ABRI, the Indonesian Army.

This is the case of cashew nut cultivation, which is occupying ever larger areas, particularly in West Africa.

That night, huge crowds gathered in Independence Square and took over government buildings that have been occupied ever since.