Sentence examples for To encroach from inspiring English sources

To encroach is to intrude on someone else's territory or impinge on someone's right to something, such as privacy.

I don't want anything to encroach".

No fishing or tourist boats would be allowed to encroach.

"We're not going to encroach on the landmark quality".

Q — Why will he resist every attempt to encroach?

True, Democratic victories continue to encroach on previously Republican strongholds.

That has caused beavers increasingly to encroach on populated areas.

They began to encroach on to the floor.

Disney is not the only entertainment giant trying to encroach on Skylanders' turf.

The more orderly southern front could be crucial as rebel groups continue to encroach on Damascus.

It strengthened its own claim and repeatedly sent patrol boats to encroach on Japanese waters.