Sentence examples for intrudes through from inspiring English sources

But generations of unchecked growth and the limitless thirst of pools, lawns, hot tubs, showers and toilets have left some water sources badly compromised, contaminated with nitrates from fertilizer and sewage and tainted with saltwater that intrudes through sandy soil to replace the freshwater that was sucked out.

Large earthquakes would occur under the volcanic field weeks to years in advance as molten rock intrudes through the Earth's rocky lithosphere.

The internet's disruptive presence has also begun to intrude, through "application service providers" who supply business software over the web.

To see a bear stretching in the sun on your commute, to have that distant world intrude through your car window, is a gift.

"I told her, 'Go, you're free,' " he said softly from his easy chair, the house quiet and the sun intruding through the back door.

Contrast-enhanced CT revealed that the transverse colon was intruded through a diaphragmatic hernia and the colon was well enhanced (Fig. 2a, b).

The release process happens when the HMs-w-NaHCO3 reacts with the acid (H+), generating CO2 bubbles, intruding through the HMs, and releasing the encapsulated Cy5 (Fig. 2).

Presumably, this represented a relatively shallow failure of the Pu'u 'Ō'ō edifice, in which magma was intruded through the flank of the cone due to increasing magmatic head pressure as lava level in the crater rose.

The conduit for which these lava flows originated from was likely vertical in structure and intruded through older volcanics deposited during Fee's earlier volcanic events.

Within the fold, magma intruded through and between formations about 4.6 to 3.7 million years ago to respectively create dikes and sills.

If this expansion had continuously occurred throughout much of lunar history, the evidence for that would have been apparently, because it would have just intruded through all of this pulverized material.