Sentence examples for incursions increased from inspiring English sources
It's not hard to understand the significance of Gaelic in Scotland in its current mood: dominant in the medieval period, but pushed back as English incursions increased in the 17th and 18th centuries, the language is now estimated to have about 60,000 speakers.
The A.C.C.'s interconference incursion increases its size to 11 teams from 9 this season, when Miami and Virginia Tech join, and to 12 next year when Boston College becomes a member.
And as the force of incursions has increased, age-old means of self-support have diminished.
As the frequency of Israeli incursions has increased, the Palestinian resistance has dropped toward nothing in many areas.
In the last few weeks, cross-border incursions have increased as the jihadis raid for food and women.
Even if regional interference doesn't take the form of Saudi troops crossing the border to defend their Sunni brothers, Iranian Revolutionary Guards infiltrating Iraq to secure Shiite power, and Turkish forces entering Kurdistan to prevent it from becoming independent, the combined effect of proxy fights, irregular incursions, and increased refugee flows will likely roil the Middle East for years.
Since 2001, the federal government has barred most new roads from being cut in more than 9 million acres of the Tongass under the "roadless rule" adopted to preserve specific forestlands from destructive human incursions and increased logging.
Most environmental groups oppose any incursions -- even increased recreational activities that many Americans favor -- that alter the pristine nature of forests.
In Lebanon, the army reported a heavy presence of Israeli jets over its territory throughout the night, following several days of increased incursions into Lebanese airspace.
With increased incursion from all forms of reality programs, finding work that pays the bills, never mind the residuals, is going to be a slog.
Drought-induced saltwater incursion leads to increased wetland nitrogen export.
