Sentence examples for by the encroachment from inspiring English sources

"We've already seen high streets being hollowed out by the encroachment of residential spaces," she said.

Their nomadic life was gradually curtailed by the encroachment of settled agriculture on the pasturelands.

If Ms. Leive was irritated by the encroachment on her big night, she wasn't saying.

Paradoxically, in his writings Lizot deplores the corruption of his subjects by the encroachment of civilization.

Later the Mediterranean trade of Aksum was ended by the encroachment of the Arabs in the 7th and 8th centuries.

Over time, however, this vision was, in Curtis's telling, perverted by the encroachment of corporate and state control.

The wars between Parthia and Rome therefore were initiated not by the Parthians deeply injured though they were by the encroachments of Pompey but by Rome itself.

They feel left in internal exile, exasperated not only by Netanyahu's preëmptions of a Palestinian state but, even more, by the encroachments of his Jewish one.

The descendants of the state's founders are exasperated not only by Benjamin Netanyahu's preëmptions of a Palestinian state but, even more, by the encroachments of his Jewish one.

Now married with an infant and mainstream jobs, our ladies suffer the predictable bumps and bruises of living in the new (New York) 'village.' Or are we witnessing, up close and personal, a schism between two women driven apart by the encroachments of heteronormativity into the intimate lives of lesbians and lesbian culture at large".

She had lived in Aspen for four years, and was intermittently deranged by anger over the encroachment of more and more people into terrain that she liked to consider her own.