Sentence examples for continued invasion from inspiring English sources

"The hesitant US response to Russia's continued invasion of Ukraine threatens to escalate this conflict even further, warned the bill co-author Senator Bob Corker.

It also condemned the "Kenyan military's continued invasion and occupation of our Muslim lands and the massacre of innocent Muslims in Somalia.

Our results provide means for informed proactive decision making in preventing the continued invasion of the bee.

As the importance of continued invasion was stressed, the $30b for one year, $45 billion for 18 months (given the proposed impossible 2011 deadline for removal) just for the troop increase alone wasn't really discussed, let alone the $68b per year the existing one million per soldier on the ground formula provides.

The understanding of disease pathology is continuingly growing through new technologies allowing us to specify the biological mechanisms behind the cause of the disease and its continued invasion.

These results are consistent with previous results suggesting that genetic or environmental factors that increase the frequency of chromosome breaks play a critical role in providing the impetus for the continued invasion of the human genome through mitochondrial DNA [ 21].

"We have had continued invasions from Guinea".

Israel's defense minister, Benjamin Ben-Eliezer, angrily threatened in a meeting of the country's top officials to resign today over the extent of the army's continuing invasion of the unofficial Palestinian capital, Ramallah, a senior Israeli official said.

Mr. Bush spoke as dissension broke out in Mr. Sharon's coalition government, with Israel's defense minister, Benjamin Ben-Eliezer, angrily threatening to resign over the army's continuing invasion of the unofficial Palestinian capital, Ramallah, a senior Israeli official said.

Just in case you missed it, my friend and occasional fishing tutor Carl Safina has a string of posts on Mark Bittman's blog on the continuing invasion of American waters by lionfish, a reef denizen, studded with toxin-tipped spines, that was most likely brought here from Asian waters by the aquarium trade.

He has sharply condemned the continuing invasions of white-owned farms in Zimbabwe by black residents seeking land reform.