Sentence examples for with it occupying from inspiring English sources

Arrhythmic aetiologies play a considerable role in sudden cardiac death in all age groups, with it occupying a greater proportion of paediatric deaths due to the rise of coronary artery disease in older age cohorts. 1 2 These arrhythmic aetiologies can be broken down into structural or primary electrical heart disease, and form a phenomenon known as Sudden Unexpected Death in the Young (SUDY).

A 1992 work, it has been seen in Germany, Spain and Australia and is now stationed in front of 30 Rockefeller Center until Sept. 5. Irresistibly cute, 43 feet high and quilted with flowers, it occupies the spot traditionally reserved for New York's most famous Christmas tree and easily holds down this patch of unusually fetishized turf.

(A blend of Chianti's principal grape, Sangiovese, with Cabernet Sauvignon, it occupies the Aristotelian middle distance between traditional Chianti and the newer style of international Tuscan reds; it too was a Tachis creation).

It is fun to play with and it occupies your hands during biting-prone times.

International sympathy, confronted with Israel's determination to go its own way with the territories it occupied in 1967, is irrelevant.

Better to keep it occupied with fear of homosexuals.

Twardowski's position is distinctive and interesting because it is a non-platonistic theory of absolute truth, though it is difficult to say exactly what place it occupies with respect to Leśniewski's nominalistic or to Tarski's platonistic approach (for these labels see Simons 2003: section 2).

Keep it occupied with the items you packed.

Now it is playing a leading role in the conflict in Libya, a land it occupied (along with France) in the 1940s.

The club is in a low gray brick building with black security gates, and it occupies most of an irregularly shaped block below a span of the Bruckner Expressway.

And the gaslit seafood palace in question (along with the Fulton Street shopping district it occupied) had been flying well below my personal consumer radar for decades.