Sentence examples for a very intrusive from inspiring English sources

What is clear, though, is that ocean drilling is a very intrusive activity.

I think people forget it's a very intrusive and personal question – and fraught with judgment, particularly for women".

This is a very intrusive process that may require unlimited access to secret corporate data and restricted networks – something most companies may not want to grant to the authorities.

I agree with Peter Schmitt, the Republican minority leader of the Nassau Legislature, who said, "This is moving in a very intrusive direction, soon they are going to move into the home".

It said at the time that a price cap was "a very intrusive proposition" and it would need to do further research once it started regulating firms so it could understand the full implications.

And as unemployment increased in the 1880s and got perilously high, a lot of people called on the government to regulate business in a very intrusive way that set prices to determine output so there wouldn't be product shortages.

"About a year ago I had to see a doctor because I was typing too much and I was getting hand injuries, and I looked at a lot of different software but it was all very intrusive.

It Felt Like a Kiss has music - a not very intrusive, mildly disquieting thread - by Damon Albarn, played by the Kronos Quartet.

I hated the pressure put on my kids as a result of it, and it was a very unpleasant and very intrusive.

"What we have is a very strict and very intrusive surveillance regime," said one European Union official not authorized to speak publicly.

"The process that goes along with this category can be very intrusive for a company.