Sentence examples for be encroachment from inspiring English sources
noun
An entry into a place or area that was previously uncommon; an advance beyond former borders; intrusion; incursion.
Despite the protection, oversight committees and cement markers, there continues to be encroachment of fields onto the grazing areas, campsites and transhumance corridors.
However, their integrity is at risk if there is encroachment into these systems from adjacent land uses.
The one of the root cause for the mal-operation is encroachment of load into the Zone-3 characteristics.
Results have shown that there is encroachment of human-induced land use patterns especially agriculture and grazing while closed canopy forest and woodland ecosystems have decreased in their extent.
Although Senegal remained more tolerant and pluralist than many African states, there were encroachments on political freedoms.
He said it was because of encroachment, but it was Crystal Palace players who were encroaching, not Brighton players.
In football terms, I think it would be called encroachment.
Talk story about proposed expansion plan of the Metropolitan Museum, which would be an encroachment of Central Park, & a recent public meeting held to discuss this.
"Even with a permit, there can be no encroachment," said Chris Cooper, a department spokesman who said the flowers' aesthetic appeal had little bearing on the department's decision.
The New Yorker, June 20 , 1970 P. 25Talk story about proposed expansion plan of the Metropolitan Museum, which would be an encroachment of Central Park, & a recent public meeting held to discuss this.
He said a ban would be an encroachment on their rights, but his sympathy extended only to those too old or too disabled to work.
