Sentence examples for encroachments are from inspiring English sources

The disruption spurred by automation is not anticipated to be limited to low-skilled work; significant encroachments are expected in the white-collar sector as well, with experts predicting that professionals such as accountants, doctors, lawyers, architects, teachers, and journalists will all compete with increasingly capable computers in the future.

These encroachments are also supported by different ethnic parties, except MQM as its political and ethnic clout is mostly centered within Karachi.

A number of demographic factors, many of which related to human-driven encroachments, are predicted to decrease the effective population size (Ne) relative to the census population size (N), but these have been little investigated.

In Niger and in Guinea, military rulers gave up power to the people over the last 18 months, while any subsequent encroachments were vigorously resisted.

Tarascan, mother tongue of an "empire" in western Mexico that successfully resisted Aztec encroachments, is now considered a language isolate; that is, it has no known relatives.

Sacral foraminal and L5 post-foraminal bony encroachments were common findings and correlated with neurological deficits.

Edgeline/centre line encroachments were not significantly altered as a function of health status or was the SD of lane position (SD lane position: healthy group: mean=0.19 m, SE=0.3; ill group: mean=0.18 m, SE=0.3, F<1).

Such attempts to defend Canadian culture from United States encroachment are nothing new.

A commenter at ProPublica wrote, "People who are not sensitive about privacy encroachment are either strange egoists, pathological narcissists or poorly informed of the risks".

The effects of droughts and bush encroachment are major drivers of forage scarcity, causing cattle mortality in southern Ethiopia.

Further, fault conditions during power swing and load encroachment are also studied, and the presence of harmonics can be observed.