Sentence examples for from being invaded from inspiring English sources

The editors approve, but warn that strong safeguards will be needed to prevent patients' privacy from being invaded.

Most are only a few acres, and it takes work to keep them from being invaded by non-native plants.

More recently, as one of the questioners in the Guardian Q. & A. pointed out, the company has been lobbying heavily against the introduction of a law in the European Union that would help protect consumers' privacy from being invaded by companies like Google.

To keep the whole system running safely, AA must be honest and highly protected from being invaded.

"Al-Shabab are using violence to stop their country from being invaded by people from outside," he said.

It's a spiritual battle where you must use all your metaphysical energy to push outwards to stop from being invaded.

All that was left for the locals after a rare return to the big stage was to applaud their team from a pitch being invaded by police officers, and hope that peace would be maintained in the streets outside.

That's a long way from the language of being invaded, swamped or made to feel an alien in your own country.

But Americans would rather ignore that our own policies are the root causes of our migration crisis and blindly declare that we are being "invaded" from our southern borders.

Napoleon liked the idea but the Brits didn't fancy the prospect of being invaded from a giant hole.

The body had apparently become necrotic; its distal portion had been invaded and replaced by new hone, but the articular portion had broken down from weight-bearing, before being invaded and partially absorbed by vascularized connective tissue.