Sentence examples for considerably more intrusive from inspiring English sources

The USA Patriot act became law in October 2001, sweeping away limits on the sharing of intelligence between agencies such as the FBI and CIA and giving the government considerably more intrusive powers to spy on Americans.

The use of video observation with discreet webcams over days to weeks was intended to help reduce or eliminate Hawthorne effects in this study, compared to direct observation with an observer present in the room, which would be considerably more intrusive and serve as a constant reminder of the ongoing study.

The statement went on to say that using chemical sprays "is safe and, generally, a considerably more reasonable and 'less intrusive' alternative in certain situations... than requiring SROs to use their hands or a higher level of force on students".

"It's much more intrusive than content".

Considerably more, in Montana.

"It's even more intrusive".

The agency has since been considerably strengthened, diplomats say, because nations that make up its governing board realized that it had not been given enough power to conduct more intrusive searches.

Some packed on considerably more.

"It became much more intrusive," said Mrs. Mandry.

Consequently, advertisements became more intrusive, Noonan believes.

Gayego would pay considerably more.