Sentence examples for intrusive activity from inspiring English sources

Although no historical eruptions have occurred at Brava, the island is seismically active suggesting the occurrence of shallow intrusive activity.

What is clear, though, is that ocean drilling is a very intrusive activity.

That interval also corresponds with the most intense granitic intrusive activity in the history of the platform.

The problem is that the definition of the "public interest" is in danger of turning in to an arbitrary, circulation-driven, vague notion that can justify almost any illegal, intrusive activity.

"Unless it is made clear that officers who engage in intrusive activity will face a charge of gross misconduct or be dismissed, or there will be some consequences, then this behaviour will not stop".

We excluded all data from May 2009 within 10 km of Skógaheidi on the southeast flank of Eyjafjallajökull, due to intrusive activity leading up to the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruptions6.

Mr Péchenard said that he had acted with the approval of a "qualified person" in the state body which polices bugging, phone-tapping and other intrusive activities by the security services.

The revelations about the intrusive activities directed at the queen and Mr. Brown have seized the headlines, driving home the realization that nobody, not even the most powerful and protected people in the land, has been beyond the reach of news organizations caught up in a relentless battle for lurid headlines and mass circulations.

Samuel D. Warren and Louis Brandeis wrote their article on privacy in the Harvard Law Review (Warren & Brandeis 1890) partly in protest against the intrusive activities of the journalists of those days.

We tried to limit intrusive activities but observer bias was inevitable as study aims were explained and hospital staff knew that data was being collected.

The National Park Service has said it cannot renew the permit to farm oysters in a tidal estuary here, which lapses in 2012, because federal law requires it to return the area to wilderness by eliminating intrusive commercial activity.