Sentence examples for occupying less than from inspiring English sources

The operating unit was small, with 77 percent of all the holdings occupying less than one acre each.

They are instructive because a vacant lot next door reveals how shallow the houses are, occupying less than half the property.

Irving R. Boody and Export-Import were both the beginning and the end of the opening-day tenant list: 30 employees occupying less than one-tenth of 1percentt of the trade center's promised 10 million square feet.

The last few years of entries — occupying less than thirty pages of the new edition — were written in quick bursts, as he shuttled between Paris, Italy, and the French Riviera.

Although Rome had a population of fewer than 30,000 (occupying less than one-quarter of the lands within the old walls), it was becoming once again a city of consumers dependent on the presence of a governmental bureaucracy.

If this sounds like a charmless merit, evoking early morning crowds and the like, consider that the pride of Grasmere becomes more evident when the day is done — when the tidal flow of commuters washes back, away from the bustle of Manhattan and Brooklyn, to a neighborhood occupying less than a square mile with its own legitimate claim to the idyllic.

These travels, in fact, occupied less than a month.

Mr Netanyahu's Likud occupied less than half of the cabinet.

The imaging team knew that, from this distance, each planet would occupy less than a pixel.

Holograms will occupy less than a third of the 10,000-square-foot museum, he said.

Yet book margins remained wide, and the text usually occupied less than half the available area.