Sentence examples for would occupy more from inspiring English sources

Detonation of nitroglycerin generates gases that would occupy more than 1,200 times the original volume at ordinary room temperature and pressure; moreover, the heat liberated raises the temperature to about 5,000 °C (9,000 °F).

If you were to stretch flat all the membranes of an adult's lungs they would occupy more than a thousand square feet; equivalent to the leaf coverage of a 15- to 20-year oak.

Although, the undercut length can be increased by increasing either L or D (or both) but this is generally not preferred because first it would significantly increase the etching time and second, it would occupy more wafer space.

But it would occupy more bandwidth and reduce communication effectiveness, and this would be a deadly drawback for the fact that underwater acoustic channel is badly band-limited due to low-frequency ship noise and absorption of high-frequency energy [2].

The proximity of these tragedies meant that any subsequent airline disaster would occupy more than a passing mention in the news cycle: a pattern was forming in the international conversation, and isolated, unrelated incidents would in our minds become proof of a pattern.

The 50 nuclear power stations required would occupy a more modest 50 square kilometers.

Matches within this divisional structure would occupy no more than five months a year, leaving time for countries to schedule additional tours.

In September 2001 he talked for the first time of a Palestinian state though he conceived of it as a less-than-fully sovereign entity that would occupy no more than 42 percent of the West Bank.

Since I was the last passenger, I estimated there was obviously no one else that would occupy these more comfortable seats.

It is 20,000 words long and if the offending passages occupy more than 800 of them I'd be amazed.

Vegetative reproduction would have to be introduced and the possibility that one individual may occupy more space than one grid cell.