Sentence examples for will only occupy from inspiring English sources

In its June 12 , 1956 resolution, the board noted that "the building will only occupy 27.3 percent of the entire plot, leaving 72.7 percent for a plaza, which will afford light and air and room for relaxation for the applicant's employees and for others in the area".

The BBC will be back at TV Centre in 2015, but will only occupy about 20% of the redeveloped site with a "creative hub", including BBC Studios and Post Production leasing three of the biggest TV studios, which will be revamped, while its commercial arm, BBC Worldwide, will return to the space previously occupied by BBC News.

As Moore's law applies itself to mobile devices, and sub-$100 Chinese-flavored Android 2.2+ phones are released, the over-$600 gray market iPhone will only occupy a niche of the market in China.

It's a temporary home, one which I will only occupy for a little more than a year.

In fact, calculations approximating the occupancy of the ZnO conduction band states (Section S1 of the Supporting Information) indicate that for the doping range considered, electrons will only occupy a significant fraction of states within 0.05 eV of the ZnO conduction band minimum.

For instance, various occupations will not only occupy distinct positions within an interprofessional hierarchy/ecology [ 41, 42], but will also approach a particular practice (such as acupuncture) from distinct epistemological foundations.

For that, they must not only occupy our land, they must come to our cities, and we will stand and fight them.

Infected males could only occupy a single disease free state.

Only one other sciomyzid genus occupies five feeding groups (Sepedon), whereas most only occupy one or two [ 17].

Can I really justify keeping my own flat that will only be fully occupied during the holidays?

Johnny has a touching faith that Tony Blair was only occupying the centre ground to get elected, and now, in power, will shift to the left.