Sentence examples for encroachment down from inspiring English sources

Khan responds to Bell's encroachment down the ground with a fiery short one and England manage just two singles, which is shamefully feeble.

"Because we know that setting that precedent will lead to further encroachments down the road.

We therefore suggest that backfires be used during management burns and that fire frequency be increased in suitable areas in an attempt to slow down the rate of encroachment by A. karroo.

It is Americans' prerogative to continually vote down the encroachment of government programs on our free-market ideology, but recognizing the health effects of our disdain for comprehensive safety nets may well be the key to unraveling the "spend more, get less" paradox.

It will also ease pressure on the forest habitat stemming from cutting down trees for ­firewood and other encroachments.

It has since added new weapons at its Syrian bases that could bring down Turkish warplanes, and continued its encroachments on Turkish airspace, basically daring Turkey to try to stop it.

Acknowledging the seemingly inevitable encroachment of these companies, the people of Prey Lang have ratcheted down their demands.

The piece ends with something of a note of warning, echoing 3LAU's concerns about the likely increase of corporate involvement down the line and the "encroachment" it can entail; read the whole thing here.

Since being anointed "chief executive", as the post is called in a nod to the curious notion that Hong Kong is not a "political" city, he has been bogged down in one row after another about perceived mainland encroachment.

However, this relationship breaks down in arid and semi-arid ecosystems where woody encroachment can lead to both sequestration and a net release of C [15, 17 19].

However, this relationship breaks down in arid and semi-arid ecosystems where woody encroachment can lead to both sequestration and a net release of C [ 15, 17- 19].