Sentence examples for about the encroachment from inspiring English sources

I feel incredibly strongly about the encroachment of the state on everything, on every element of our lives now.

Mr. Parks also writes about the encroachment of English into the train vocabulary and the growing divide between expensive fast trains and beleaguered regional ones.

The student movement that led the demonstrations is crumbling.The public's longstanding qualms about the encroachment of Chinese influence are again becoming evident.

But at their annual meeting in Providence last week, governors expressed familiar concerns about the encroachment of the federal government on their power.

7), about the encroachment of ugly technology into everyday life: Fuel cells that produce on-site electricity offer a viable alternative to erecting utility poles and burying wires, and other far-reaching benefits as well.

This was, in its way, good fun, but by the time Romanticism had reared its tousled head a few years later, thoughtful men and women had begun to fret about the encroachment of the mechanical on the natural.

Or, for that matter, "The Music Man," another movie about the encroachments of modernity and the decline of outworn tradition?

She was determined not to complain about her daughter-in-law, or about the encroachments, the ruin of her ordered household.

And yes, I too worry more about the encroachments of security theater than the threat of a police state — but the problem with flirting with the police state approach, even in a voluntary, only-for-a-day way, is that it makes those "small, manageable" encroachments seem, well, smaller and more manageable, and therefore harder to resist.

They celebrated their "dirty hands" against the economists' "clean models" and worried about the encroachments of rational choice theory into their discipline (Hirsch et al. 1987; Wacquant and Calhoun 1989).

It's about halting the encroachment of profit-hungry private companies into every aspect of our lives.