Sentence examples for The incursions of from inspiring English sources
The incursions of paranoia - a kind of guerrilla warfare of the mind - are subtle, carefully establishing their chimerical, delusive outposts on still-firm remnants of reality.
The incursions of two Russian fighters in Turkish airspace on Saturday and Sunday has brought the Syria conflict right up to NATO's borders, testing the alliance's ability to deter a newly assertive Russia without seeking direct confrontation.
The incursions of Schmallenberg and bluetongue have led to studies that have generated fundamental insights into the ecology of Culicoides-borne diseases.
Mr. Frammartino has chosen a place where the incursions of modernity are minimal.
At Padua, Rolandino reacted against the incursions of Ezzelino da Romano in his Chronicle.
A drive in the 1990s succeeded in curbing the incursions of trophy hunters.
He told her it was still common, but getting rarer due to the incursions of farmers.
Thereafter its might was eroded by the incursions of the neighbouring Chokwe.
But the march was a serious protest against the incursions of skyscrapers here.
The incursion of the Norsemen (Vikings) brought further Germanic influence.
Is nowhere safe from the incursion of mindless TV trivia?
