Sentence examples for equally intrusive from inspiring English sources

If factory workers find names on clothing offensive, French executives find the lack of private office space equally intrusive.

E-mail fees might halt the fly-by-night spammer, but an in-box overflowing with ads from wealthy companies is equally intrusive.

That sense of safety is illusory, she said, because countries armed with tools like FinSpy insure that refugees "can be spied on in an equally intrusive way as they were back at home".

But Mr Killock argues that knowing where a citizen has been online is equally intrusive.

Currently, consent procedures for research tend to be more demanding and more regulated than consent procedures for equally intrusive care (Levine 1988, 127 30; Miller 2010, 381).

They also suffer from subtle but equally intrusive bouts of mental and emotional anguish.

The court didn't say that interception of content is equally as intrusive as access to metadata.

They characterized the questions as intrusive.

Equally important, intrusive and glaring lighting affects residents.

Martin Broughton did not deny that security standards should be maintained at their present levels, but he did maintain that it could be done equally well without being so intrusive.

Additionally, the spokesperson noted, "Marissa's heart is warmed by the public's speculation about her possible use of fertility treatments and murmurings over whether or not she will breastfeed," saying that the pregnant mother of twins would like "nothing more than to respond to those intrusive conjectures with an equally sincere, 'That's none of your goddamn business.'".