Sentence examples for because of encroachment from inspiring English sources
He said it was because of encroachment, but it was Crystal Palace players who were encroaching, not Brighton players.
The referee, however, made him retake the kick because of encroachment — even though everybody agreed that the only players to have done any encroaching had been wearing Palace colours.
"Our cemeteries' boundaries get smaller every year because of encroachment from agriculture and suburban development".
In the 1990's, Mr. Gross said, large modeling companies like Ford began to see their market share diminish because of encroachment by smaller agencies.
But because of encroachment, the referee ruled out the goal, but instead of ordering a retake, Bahrain was awarded a free kick.
Meanwhile the forest burns, not because of what APP is doing, but because of encroachment and the activities of other companies who have no intention of stopping deforestation.
Tiger numbers have plummeted because of human encroachment, the loss of nine-tenths of their habitat and poaching to supply the illegal trade.
On the penalty kick, Cooper stutter-stepped before easily beating the replacement keeper Joe Willis, but Cooper was forced to take the kick again by the referee because of teammates' encroachment.
Britain was forced to seek a border arrangement with Ibn Saud because of continuous encroachment and incursions of his Wahhabi forces, which had occupied Jauf on the southern end of the Wadi Sirhan.
Animals like deer and coyotes are becoming our ever-closer neighbors because of increasing encroachment on the wild habitat they might prefer to live in, because predators above them in the food chain have long since been wiped out, and because human habitations invariably produce large amounts of tasty, unsecured trash.
"Mr. Dennison and other ones may have to find that the life style has changed because of the encroachment of society on what used to be a very remote area of this county in the world," the judge said at his sentencing.
