Sentence examples for door invasion from inspiring English sources

One said, "Controlled immigration not open door invasion"; another read, "Save our country, save our heritage, save our jobs".

I feel that this camera, which can see into my apartment when I open my door, is an invasion of my privacy.

The explanation may be that the stretched PPCCC rim firmly adheres to the haptic base, and LEC migration is very much limited, due to the narrow door for potential invasion and the lack of capsular as a scaffold for migration should the barrier fail.

(Search online for "raccoon" and "dog door" for home-invasion highlights).

Background checks of medical records for gun licenses open the door to gross invasions of privacy without doing much to prevent gun violence.

Due to their ability to quickly 'bridge' the pores, and to commute between different sides of the porous substrates through the pores, the open pores in the envisaged Swiss rolls might open the doors for fibroblast invasion.

We have upheld complete proscription of uninvited door-to-door canvassing as an invasion of privacy.

We had done so in 1949, when our post-World War II occupation of Korea ended, opening the door to North Korea's invasion the following year.

What you post on social media and the data you provide may leave the door open to an invasion of your personal freedom.

At the appointed moment, the cargo doors opened, and an invasion force of tiny plush freedom fighters parachuted to the ground.

"When the judiciary lowers its guard on the Constitution, it opens the door to far-reaching invasions of privacy," Judge Marrero wrote, pointing to discredited Supreme Court decisions endorsing the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II and racially segregated railroad cars in the 19th century.