Sentence examples for steadily occupied from inspiring English sources

Since their first description in late 1980s, exosomes have steadily occupied attention of biologists, and much information has accumulated in regard to their structure and molecular attributes (Thery et al, 2002).

During this time, however, German forces steadily occupied Poland and continued to focus on civilians, imprisoning and murdering thousands of the country's residents.

(His account of the studio system in Florence in the late Quattrocento, in which Leonardo came of age, includes the lovely and easily overlooked detail that the use of egg tempera for fresco painting meant that the artist's studio was steadily occupied by chickens).

Along with being slowly but steadily removed of its occupied territory in Iraq, ISIS is also facing an immense multi-pronged attack on its de facto capital of Raqqa, Syria.

Tensions in occupied East Jerusalem have steadily escalated as hundreds of Jewish settlers have moved into Palestinian neighborhoods in the city.

In Baghdad, nearly 100 miles north, the group has been more occupied with the here and now, imposing its influence on Iraq's fractured political scene and steadily asserting its will throughout the city's Shia heartland suburbs.

Of the occupied people?

plane into their occupied land.

The fair occupied two floors.

Many are de facto occupied by claimants.

Here's a selection from "Occupied Spaces".