Sentence examples for excessively invasive from inspiring English sources
It seems almost quaint now that the 1969 BBC documentary, The Royal Family, was seen as excessively invasive, undermining the magic of monarchy with shots of the royal family at the breakfast table.
Petitioners Safford Unified School District #1, Wilson, Romero and Schwallier ("Safford") argue that the search was reasonable under the Fourth Amendment because some search was justified given the tip from Savana's classmate, and a touch-free strip search was not excessively invasive given the threat of prescription drug abuse.
It casts further doubts on the ability of the army as a whole to handle the regional war against terrorism and at a time when the Pakistani government is trying to push back against what it sees as excessively invasive U.S. counterterrorism initiatives on its territory.
This week, Mayor Libby Schaaf ordered the question be dropped as excessively invasive.
As a result, the customary procedure was to operate into the abdominal cavity, which was often excessively invasive.
However, TKA may be an excessively invasive procedure for most young patients that present with isolated compartmental OA and hope to return to an active lifestyle as soon as possible.
"So not excessively excessive.
Some plants, however, do demand attention and these are ones that inconvenience us by thriving excessively, particularly those that are classed as invasive weeds.
In some cases, this involved invasive questions about donor activity and excessively burdensome delays on a final determination of tax-exempt status.
This approach faces the additional problem that, as the techniques of clinical medicine become safer and less invasive, increasing numbers of procedures used in non-beneficial research would be deemed excessively risky.
