Sentence examples for a new incursion from inspiring English sources

Today, a new incursion is keeping the family from parts of its ranch.

Iraq's foreign minister, Mohamed Said al-Sahhaf, today accused Turkey of a new incursion into Iraqi territory and called on the Arab League to help stop the "violations".

In the wake of the Glazers and other American investors comes a new incursion by the National Football League, no stranger in these parts, despite playing with an oblong ball instead of a round one.

If, however, the vaccine were being used reactively in response to a new incursion, this parameter could influence the success of vaccination.

Although measures to control the disease were successful and Greece was subsequently declared BTV free in 1991, a new incursion began in the eastern Aegean region during 1998, followed by a number of major epizootics between 1998 and 2000 that involved a western topotype of BTV-4 and to a lesser extent, eastern topotypes of BTV-9 and BTV-16.

This lineage had not been detected during the 2006 outbreaks among wild birds in Germany and, therefore, most likely represents a new incursion in 2007 (7 ).

This can be especially important if any of the viruses are exotic to a country, which would require rapid detection to quickly identify any new incursions.

Prophetic religion can be explained only as a radical and utterly new incursion into history.

Daniel Seidemann, director of the Israeli NGO Terrestrial Jerusalem, say this is "the first significant new incursion into the fabric of a Palestinian neighbourhood" since the 1990s.

The new incursion by the authorities did not calm this roiling capital city, especially the squalid tin-shack slums, where rival gangs have been in open warfare for a week and the police have struggled for control.

The raid here is an indication that these new incursions are becoming bigger and more lasting.