Sentence examples for occupying expensive from inspiring English sources

Elevated or underground systems in city centers allow the transport of people without occupying expensive land, and permit the city to develop compactly without physical barriers.

RST-PAL pallets do not absorb liquids as wooden pallets and they can be stored outside without occupying expensive indoor space.

In Sweden, like in many other countries, hospitals are mainly funded by the income tax and it is in the interest of all in society including the doctors that patients do not unnecessarily occupy expensive hospital beds.

But instead of performing the act, the tiger lifted his leg and targeted the people occupying the expensive seats".

Why bother with all the time and expense of hiring a bunch of intellectuals to occupy some expensive piece of Washington real estate and hammer out policy positions — when you can go out and make a straight cash exchange for a candidate?

MONTE CARLO — Fewer people than usual occupied the expensive viewing perches on the yachts in the harbor and the terraces of the luxury apartments overlooking the race through the streets of this principality on the Mediterranean on Sunday.

They live in a private, tree-lined compound on the outskirts of Beijing occupied by expensive villas.

For the luxury labels in their own stores, it is hard to make money with expensive dresses occupying a lot of precious retail space.

"Such a step would mean our Labour government would not have to be occupied by an expensive and complex franchising process whilst minimising structural upheaval in the industry and dealing with the unsustainable way that rolling stock is currently procured," it says.

Though the Iraq war achieved little aside from increasing the influence of Iran, occupying the country has been ruinously expensive.

Put another way, this palmtop also occupies a second category: Expensive Gadgets That Make You Look Cool on the Couch.