Sentence examples for growing encroachment from inspiring English sources

But I'd prefer to see him as at the cutting edge of another scourge — the growing encroachment on privacy.

Purists also say the ceremony has been debased by overuse, and they lament the growing encroachment of team sponsors and paying customers on the playing field.

As culture minister, Dr. Douste-Blazy fought hard to protect the French language against the growing encroachment of American English brought on by the Internet and globalization.

In Hong Kong, for instance, many people hope the judiciary will help their fight against Beijing's growing encroachment on the city's autonomy.

Many of this year's attacks were in places on the edges of forest reserves, reflecting the growing encroachment of humans on the leopard's ecosystem, said Belinda Wright, the executive director of the Wildlife Protection Society of India, a nonprofit group.

This has become manifest in Israel's gradual shift rightward, as well as in the growing encroachment of the national religious movement upon the levers of power and public discourse, the increasing influence and militancy of settler and fringe movements, and the sharpening tensions between the Jewish and Arab populations as marked by the rhetoric of both leaderships.

Troubled by the growing encroachments on Tswana territories by Boers from the Transvaal republic to the east, he was active from 1867 in attempts to have Britain declare a protectorate over Tswana territories, claiming that the British would safeguard African rights from Boer racism.

But farming is becoming more difficult or impossible as a result of growing desert encroachment.

It's time to resist the ever-growing encroachments on our freedoms.

For these youths, the relevant fight is to fend off what they see as an ever-growing encroachment of mainland China on Hong Kong's freedoms and resources.

The Houthi coup was seen as further evidence of Tehran's encroachment and growing influence in the region.