Sentence examples for external invasion from inspiring English sources

After Congress withdrew both economic and military aid, the country fell, not to internal subversion, but to external invasion.

But the contrast with Iraq and Afghanistan, where external invasion saw the U.S. often labelled as an enemy, is enormous.

The others, less toughened by external invasion and less resistant to the Cathari (or Albigensian) religious heresy from within, were vulnerable to an expanding Capetian monarchy.

As the novel database integrating gene expression data with metabolic pathways, the inferred pathways give an insight into the discovery of gene functions, pathogenicity of external invasion, and defense mechanisms for plants.

The Carolingian protectorate of local order collapsed under the pressures of external invasions and internal usurpations of power.

For instance, compounds liquiritin and licochalcone G can destroy bacteria by targeting the metalloelastase and strengthen the tissue macrophages to defense against external invasions.

Aside from external invasions, you also may have come across family members pushing gender-specific items on your child, for their "own good".

The threat is no longer external — an invasion of outlaws or the Communist horde — but internal: an enemy indistinguishable from our neighbors and co-workers, our mothers and fathers, ourselves.

The outermost layer of the cornea is the epithelium and is constantly exposed to mechanical stress, microbial invasion, external chemical insults, and UV radiation.

Little is known of Arses' short reign; the major external event was the invasion of Asia Minor by Philip II of Macedon, ostensibly because Arses refused to make reparation to Philip for Artaxerxes' aid to the city of Perinthus against Philip.

These minerals can be either from invasion of external fluid during drilling, cementing, and well completion or from host materials that exist in the naturally occurring rock formations.