Sentence examples similar to constantly encroaching from inspiring English sources

From the first years of settlement, the shoreline constantly encroached on the harbour as wharves were built and marshy coves were filled.

The Orange Free State also constantly encroached on the better-watered land of its western neighbours, the Griqua and southern Tswana states, which were also under frequent attack from the South African Republic.

And the present is nothing but waiting for a future with unblinking eyes and regretting our mistakes that constantly encroach upon us from the past.

Like in many disciplines, physicians from other specialties and non-physician providers, who claim to deliver services with a similar quality, constantly encroach upon the traditional realm of anesthesiology [ 73, 82].

Even national parks, like Gunung Leuser, Sebangau and others are constantly being encroached by humans looking for a home or a piece of farm land.

The silt of the great rivers encroaches constantly on the sea, leaving seaports of former ages dry.

"It's forever being encroached upon".

Described as "very, very scared," the Chitonawa, who appeared to have traveled about 60 miles from their home in the Peruvian jungle, also said they had been "constantly persecuted and killed by whites" — likely drug traffickers and illegal loggers encroaching on their territory.

The Depression was encroaching.

But the world kept encroaching.

They're encroaching on us".