Sentence examples for current incursion from inspiring English sources
He said the current incursion was aimed at thwarting Palestinian efforts to smuggle weapons, including Katyusha and antitank rockets and explosives.
The concerns that justified those dramatic and rare interventions explain why the current incursion into the political thicket is so ill-advised.
Since the beginning of the current incursion, I have been watching the news with anger and shock.
If this is the case, the Y chromosome introgression is not the first breakdown of the consensus hybrid zone associated with perturbation of the sex ratio, but rather the current incursion of an ongoing arms race between elements distorting the sex ratio.
And how would the current Libyan incursion fit into this context (assuming it's true)?
The Anschluss central to its plot is, of course, a metaphor for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan — which was portrayed as "requested," just as Putin is justifying Russia's current military incursion into Crimea as addressing the plight of the ethnic Russians there.
They outlined significant differences between the current campaign and the Soviet incursion in 1979.
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Since the incursion of the current HPAI A(H5N8) virus in domestic poultry, at least 12 million avian poultry have been culled, the largest number destroyed since 2003.
They were noisy but pliant under previous governments, and they are now ill-prepared to fend off the far more shameless incursions of the current prime minister.
Though Mr. Olmert warned of a stepped-up response, he suggested that for now, the army would essentially continue with its current pattern of almost daily ground incursions into Gaza and airstrikes against militants.
