Sentence examples for increasingly invasive from inspiring English sources

This often goes hand-in-hand with increasingly invasive systems for probing, monitoring and tracking people.

Indeed, the government can be expected, over time, to make increasingly invasive demands.

Her fear of people judging her circled her head in permutations that became increasingly invasive.

DISGUSTED by an increasingly invasive state, America's most capable entrepreneurs retreat to Galt's Gulch, a libertarian commune.

Xinjiang has seen an increasingly invasive security state since president Xi Jinping came to power in 2012, Clarke added, including hiring thousands of police.

As a result, both of us pursued increasingly invasive and often experimental interventions, many of whose long-term health risks are still largely unknown.

Now Richard Mortier at the University of Nottingham in the UK and a few pals say the increasingly complex, invasive and opaque use of data should be a call to arms to change the way we study data, interact with it and control its use.

The similar Oriental Bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus) is an increasingly common invasive that is outcompeting the native vine.

The rose-ringed parakeet (Psittacula krameri), is an increasingly common invasive species, predominantly associated with large urban centers.

Modern surgery is becoming increasingly minimally invasive, and the operative field view is most frequently provided by a monitor that displays 2D images (as in laparoscopy), which may offer a more accessible route for stereo-deficient trainees pursuing a career in surgery.

In recent years, mammographic screening has made it possible to detect increasingly small invasive breast carcinomas and reduce the mortality of the disease (Anderson et al, 2000; Heimann et al, 2002; Louwman et al, 2002; Klemi et al, 2003; Tabar et al, 2003).