Sentence examples for occupy too much from inspiring English sources
The phrase "occupy too much" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express that something takes up an excessive amount of space or time, but it requires additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The furniture in this room occupies too much space, making it feel cramped."
Alternatives: "takes up too much" or "consumes too much".
Partly, this is owing to Ms. Ashley, who even in a big role seems to occupy too much space here.
Cars occupy too much space, make too much noise, use too much fuel and degrade the environment.
The hawks are also believed to be backing paramilitary organisations ready to attack civilian Albanians if the rebels kill too many policemen or soldiers, or occupy too much more territory.But just suppose the ceasefire holds, and the four Slav and Albanian parties represented in the two-month-old coalition government can agree on and implement a constitutional reform.
And it will not occupy too much chip space.
Note that the purpose of the maximum transmission rate is to restrict some greedy traffic to occupy too much bandwidth.
The full set of original pixel values would occupy too much space in computer memory and take too long to transmit across networks.
Keeping their own households in line occupied too much of their time.
His bride, the actress Sthefany Brito, cited soccer as the culprit, for occupying too much of his time.
But he has often complained that Google's content, which includes the ever expanding YouTube video library, occupies too much of his network's bandwidth, or carrying capacity.
When color broadcasts were being developed, attempts were made to transmit color video using RGB (red, green, blue) color space data, but that technique occupied too much bandwidth so other alternative color spaces were developed.
Some international aid workers also said that Indian military planes have occupied too much of the tiny Kathmandu airstrip, delaying others.
