Sentence examples for The incursion of from inspiring English sources

The incursion of the Norsemen (Vikings) brought further Germanic influence.

The incursion of ISIS presents the Kurds with both opportunity and risk.

The incursion of Yankee fans -- at these prices, probably more arrived in private helicopters than via mass transit -- surely had next to nothing to do with the result.

The incursion of the outside world and the impending restrictions on visitors have heightened the poignancy of the experience of Angkor.

The incursion of technology into public spaces -- cellphones, iPods, security cameras -- is causing cities to resemble more closely the controlled environments of suburban towns.

The incursion of punk poet John Cooper Clarke on Pity the Plight, when the two brutalised men-children finally meet, is a masterstroke.

The incursion of shiny new schools tends to take a sledge hammer to morale.

The incursion of inner retinal layers posterior to the foveola represents the hallmark of foveal hypoplasia.

Is nowhere safe from the incursion of mindless TV trivia?

But first deal with the incursion of water as global warming increases.

From the 19th century onward, the incursion of Western culture brought about a variety of developments.