Sentence examples for for the incursion of from inspiring English sources
Indeed it seems that this profound and lonely man was under a compulsion to make every great alteration in his life a matter for remorse, for the incursion of a general horror into the particular life.
During the 2008 La Niña event, stronger northwest winds intensified coastal upwelling off Laguna Macapule, augmenting the potentially favorable situation for the incursion of nutrient-rich water into the lagoon system (Martínez-López et al. 2008).
The charge of sedition, under the guise of which the police have been given a carte blanche to enter the JNU campus, to raid student hostels, arrest and detain students, including Kanhaiya Kumar, the current president of the JNU Students Union, is an alibi for the incursion of an authoritarian regime onto the university campus.
Risk factors identified highlight the importance of biosecurity measures for the incursion of PRRSV infection.
In Switzerland, an early warning system was developed for detecting the incursion of the bluetongue disease virus (BT) and to monitor the frequency of its vectors.
Of course, Christmas is officially just another work day in the world's largest atheist nation, which has struggled incessantly for 50 years against the incursion of Western influences.
"Nor could Mr Baxter be held responsible, in law, for the reactions to the incursion of the Marshes' organic certification body, NCO, which in the circumstances presented to be an unjustifiable reaction to what occurred".
In Pakistan, for instance, the C.I.A. has cut back on strikes as relations have grown strained — after the arrest of a C.I.A. contractor, Raymond Davis, in January 2011, for example, and after the incursion of a SEAL team to kill Osama bin Laden in May 2011.
When Grahame's Rat, Mole and Badger try to persuade Toad to give up his dangerous passion for automobiles, the vehicles clearly represent the incursion of the 20th century on their peaceful idyll.
The incursion of television into restaurants, for instance, seems like nothing but loss; what should be the least assaultive moment of the day becomes another grab for sensory real estate.
