Sentence examples for occupy not only from inspiring English sources

Yet, within a few years, this dabab driver with a fourth-grade education would occupy not only a cell in Guantánamo Bay but also the minds of members of the Supreme Court and the president of the United States.

At the Camp David summit last July, Barak proposed giving the Palestinians their own state, which reportedly would occupy not only Gaza but about ninety per cent of the West Bank.

In 1981, the colony of Socorro springsnails was found to occupy not only the source, but also the outflow tributary about 2.5 m (8 ft) long to an irrigation ditch.

In summary, the study of Shakespeare and aging could occupy not only countless doctoral dissertations, but is a pursuit that reaps changing rewards in every new reading or performance of the Bard's works.

ETEM observations reveal that they have low-crystallized carbon wall and Sn occupies not only the CNF's internal space but also its carbon wall.

In order to highlight this problem and discuss the possibility of a solution, the study occupies not only with the evaluation of the damage mode based on AE parameters but in addition uses multiple sensors to investigate the effect of the wave propagation distance.

It occupies not only our land but our bodies and our destinies.

Dominating both the city and the surrounding countryside, it was occupied not only by a Greek garrison but by their Jewish confederates as well.

It has also been reported that Mediator occupies not only promoter regions, but ORFs as well, and that this occupancy is not necessarily correlated with gene activation [20].

As Sims [8] indicated in his arguments for the designation of a neotype, L. terrestris occupies not only an important historical position in the nomenclature of earthworms as the first earthworm described and type species of Lumbricus and the Lumbricidae, it has also been a model organism for research and education in Biology.

For example, position 205, crucial in determining the specificity of cysteine peptidases from the C1 family, was occupied not only by small nonpolar amino acids (Ala) typical in mammalian cathepsins L, but also by large nonpolar like Ile, polar (Gln, Tyr, Thr) and charged (Lys, Arg, His, Glu) residues.