Sentence examples for external invaders from inspiring English sources

Invasion refers to the process by which AbR significantly increases in frequency in a given (invaded) environment, led by external invaders local multiplication and spread, or by endogenous conversion.

They have guns so they can protect one another from potential external invaders, such as the Germans and Russians in previous years.

MKs were chosen, as skin and mucosal keratinocytes are the first responders to external invaders, serve as initiators in innate immunity [42], [43], [44] and express a variety of PRRs [45].

It might result from different events, led by external invaders, or by conversion to resistance of the resident populations (Levin et al. 1988).

In the end, only moderate Islamists themselves can prevail over the radicals whose main source of legitimacy comes from inciting popular resistance against the external invader.

Religion has always been something external to our society, pressed onto us by invaders or taken away from us by the state.

Thus Rome's external affairs during the 5th century largely revolved around its military assistance to the Latin League to hold back these invaders.

In his book "Disappearing World: The Earth's Most Extraordinary and Endangered Places," Alonzo C. Addison, a director in Unesco's external relations department, arranges sites in varying degrees of distress from a variety of causes, including conflict, theft, development, pollution, invaders and tourism.

"They are invaders.

— We can shoot invaders.

Alien invaders?