In the end, the army's enormous logistical advantage proved decisive, as the Indians, their options increasingly narrowed by an ongoing incursion of non-Indian populations, lost control of the physical and economic resources necessary to make war.
Plan Colombia was heralded by a brutal incursion of rightwing paramilitaries – often working in collusion with military forces against suspected or real members of the guerrillas – in which hundreds were killed or disappeared.
The devastation of the middle class will continue and this current economic malaise will only become exacerbated by a steady incursion of the state into affairs better left to markets.
Considering the White House's hulking, media-rich Web site, its Facebook page, photo galleries and podcasts on iTunes, the presidency seems less threatened by the incursion of a reality show than running an administration that is in danger of becoming one.
He scrutinized the consequences of corporate domination and examined American race relations in the novel Telegraph Avenue (2012), which centres on the denizens of a small jazz and soul record shop threatened by the imminent incursion of a rival chain store.
The estuary of the Dniester is formed by the incursion of the sea into the lower Dniester River valley, forming a shallow basin that is separated from the sea by a narrow strip of land.
The lake, the oldest on earth, as well as being the worlds deepest body of fresh water & its largest in volume, has been increasingly threatened in the past 10 years by the incursion of industry.
By contrast, deindustrialization caused by early incursion of the economy into services, without enough manufacturing development, is called premature (Rodrik 2015b; UNCTAD 2016).
The company has seen its market share eroded, particularly by the incursion of Japanese vehicle makers in the light van and sports utility markets.
Ford has seen its market share eroded, particularly by the incursion of Toyota and Honda in to its hitherto lucrative light van and sports utility markets.
