Sentence examples for hugely invasive from inspiring English sources
If the health minister of any political colour announced a backward-looking reform to appendix operations which would be hugely invasive and leave patients in hospital for a fortnight – such as I experienced in 1977 – the medical profession would respond with derision.
Not to mention the other big issue here: hugely invasive tracking and ad-targeting technologies that are being increasingly deployed by advertisers.
That an embedded 'everywhere Internet' becomes a highly efficient, hugely invasive machine analyzing us at every turn in order to package up every aspect of our existence as a marketing opportunity.
As I wrote last year, when it comes to the Internet of Things and privacy, the risk is "that an embedded 'everywhere Internet' becomes a highly efficient, hugely invasive machine analyzing us at every turn in order to package up every aspect of our existence as a marketing opportunity".
However, for all their advancements and genuinely useful, non-nosy uses, the issue of drones mostly being hugely invasive CCTV systems with the power of flight is a pressing one.
Like the invasive and hugely destructive zebra mussel, it will take incredible vigilance to keep Didymosphenia geminata from spreading.
As the hugely successful and gleefully invasive Channel 4 series First Dates has exemplified, watching strangers flirt with one another makes for gruesomely entertaining viewing.
"There is correlational evidence to suggest that this parasite may have either been brought in or hugely increased in its abundance by the invasive bumblebee, but there is no causal evidence.
Humair's study found that a hugely disproportionate number of plant species traded on eBay were invasive.
Chinese medicine is also hugely influential, too, if only subconsciously, and its basis in non-invasive treatment creates unease around putting a foreign object into the body, for hours at a time.
