Sentence examples for considers invasive from inspiring English sources

Mr. Simpson said it was comparable to what he considers invasive actions by federal airport security officers, which he has publicly challenged, and to a proposed ban on texting while driving that Mr. Perry vetoed — in Mr. Simpson's view, correctly — for allowing government too much say in the personal lives of drivers.

Around 1,800 species in the EU are considered invasive, and their numbers are rapidly growing.

The pythons, considered invasive and uninvited, arrived here as pets.

In sites where there isn't a native that fits that particular ecological niche, non-natives can be substituted as long as they are not considered invasive.

It would also add some questions to the long form and drop others that some city officials consider invasive and of little use in unearthing potential conflicts.

He was talking about eating feral hogs, tiger prawns, European green crabs, lionfish and other wildlife considered invasive species.

A number of amaranths are noxious agricultural weeds, and several are considered invasive species in areas outside their native ranges.

It involves clearing the land of the ubiquitous reeds that thrive beyond the salt marshes and are considered invasive, pushing out other vegetation and greatly reducing the variety of wildlife.