Sentence examples for incursions in which from inspiring English sources

Serious incursions, in which a collision was narrowly averted, declined to a record low 24 in 2007, compared with 31 the year before.

Russia's latest alleged incursions, in which it stands accused of sending as many as 1,000 soldiers together with military hardware across the border to bolster the flagging separatist insurrection, has prompted a flurry of emergency meetings.

The number of "runway incursions," in which a plane, vehicle or even a person is on the wrong spot on a runway, is down, it said, and the number of times that planes aloft came too close together has also declined.

He was shot when, with thousands of other children, he rushed to watch the same Israeli incursion in which Hamdi Mohsin died.

When WikiLeaks whistleblowers began circulating in April footage of a 2007 Iraq war incursion in which US military personnel unwittingly killed two war correspondents and several civilians, the international community was aghast at the apparent murder.

In early 2009, after a brief truce between Israel and Hamas collapsed in a series of mutual provocations, Israel carried out Operation Cast Lead, an incursion into Gaza in which nearly fourteen hundred Palestinians were killed, along with thirteen Israelis.

But these hopeful signs were accompanied by a suicide bombing in Tel Aviv and an Israeli incursion in Gaza, which yet again left noncombatants dead on both sides.

For instance, Riyadh opposes the Iranian incursion in Iraq, which has reached the extent of driving Iraq out of the Arab house and into the fold of Iranian dictates.

The Israeli military incursion in Gaza, which occurred between 27 December 2008 and 18 January 2009, took a great economic, social and psychological toll on the lives of Gazans.

The incursion sparked gun battles in which two Israeli soldiers were wounded today.

But the incursions drew extensive news coverage, in which Mr. Namangani's bands of fighters were portrayed as almost magically skilled.