Sentence examples for further intrusion from inspiring English sources

Further Intrusion into Society's Affairs?

But set them more broadly and you'll drag lots of entirely blameless people into your dragnet, who will then face further intrusion or even formal investigation.

Rowling had other stories to tell, and spoke of the burden of having to take preventive measures to avoid further intrusion.

This very intimacy is problematic: it represents a further intrusion of the busy world of notifications and ads into modern life.

Comparing this to the £25-a-ticket viewing gallery of the Shard, just across the river, Viñoly says: "You have to ask what the public gets by accepting a further intrusion on the city.

The skills minister, Nick Boles, told Sky News that the prime minister was facing "sustained attacks on the reputation of his father who is dead and who he was very close to and it is a natural reaction to jump to the defence of your father and try [to] prevent any further intrusion into your family life".

By adopting the proposed changes, he added, "we can avoid further intrusions into state regulation of lawyer discipline and conduct, which is what this is all about".

Tiger Woods – December 2009 The world's number one golfer won a court injunction against the British media last December to try to prevent further intrusions into his increasingly lurid-sounding private life.

"Anthony personally undertook to help Bennett economically, upon the condition that we would no longer suffer any further intrusions in our life".

She said her late boyfriend, Anthony Bourdain, "personally undertook to help Bennett economically, upon the condition that we would no longer suffer any further intrusions in our life".

That goal must be to prevent further intrusions by Russia into a sovereign Ukraine, a stabilized Ukraine and if the price of that is to allow the annexation of Crimea than the West must pay that price for the bigger gain of ending the potentially catastrophic effects of escalating sanctions.