Sentence examples for having been encroached from inspiring English sources

SH-32 was first added to the state highway system at the end of 1934; none of the highway as created is part of the present-day SH-32 (having been encroached upon by US-70).

Government lands had been encroached by shanties, graveyards, temples, mosques, and other unplanned development.

In Thailand, most forests have been encroached by logging, paper production, and housing construction.

Some 413 square miles had been encroached by farmers and wrecked by illegal loggers.

The Galapagos fur seal, formerly hunted, is extremely rare and endangered; its habitat has been encroached by development.

Overall, of the total area classified as grassland in 1979 (277.64 ha), 31% had been encroached by 2010.

But fliers who have been encroached on by a large passenger say not addressing the issue is not fair, either.

Most of the sidewalks in the district have been encroached upon by unclassified hutments of workers who are informally employed in these warehouses.

His attention was also demanded by the Osage Indians, who protested treaties and whose land had been encroached upon by emigrant tribes such as the Cherokee.

Meeting in Brussels, Nato defence ministers pledged to stand firm against Russia's "aggressive and dangerous" entry into the Syrian civil war, and offered any support needed to Turkey, whose airspace has been encroached by Russian warplanes.

Hicks's fixation on parking suggests a wounded territoriality — the rage of a man who felt that his little corner of the South had been encroached upon by newcomers who were more successful than he was.