Sentence examples for increasing intrusion from inspiring English sources

I wish I could say I developed this concept because of my deep concern about the increasing intrusion of technology.

This case, and others like it, are also an opportunity for a deep and reaching conversation about corporate power, and about the increasing intrusion of tech majors into democratic space.

We probably wouldn't be as concerned about fires that are getting bigger and spreading farther, of course, were it not for the increasing intrusion of people and buildings into fire-prone landscapes.

TIM IGLESIAS Oakland, Calif., May 20 , 2012To the Editor: I am a non-Catholic (and a supporter of a woman's right to choose) who feels that the increasing intrusion of religion into politics is having a dangerously toxic effect on our country.

However, with the increasing intrusion of corporate and political influences into the psychiatric domain it is not always the knowledge that best improves patient care that is vested with the most importance.

"In this age of public surveillance and increasing intrusions into privacy, I think some fundamental issues are going to be raised by this show," Mr. Jenkins said.

Our fifth hypothesis was that suppression would lead to reduced, whereas acceptance would lead to increased, intrusion frequency and distress, relative to the control condition.

HRQOL in children who have undergone pediatric LT appears moderately diminished compared to children without chronic illness, including lower perceptions of general health, greater emotional impact on parents, and increased intrusion on family activities [ 5, 7- 10].

For example, asking the patient to try hard not to think about a certain image (e.g. black-and-white cat sitting on therapist's shoulder) demonstrates that thought suppression is likely to increase intrusions.

Its decline began in the 15th century, sparked by internal conflicts linked to the increasing European intrusion and slavery trade at the borders of the Benin empire.

I'm hoping that people will use this particularly titillating aspect of increasing government intrusion into our lives as a springboard to thinking about other, more important, civil liberties issues.