Sentence examples for intrusive use from inspiring English sources

He added: "This was the least intrusive use as far as firearms were concerned which could have been adopted".

PRIVACY advocates say a shift by Microsoft could effectively marginalize a particularly intrusive use of Web bugs, the tracking and profiling devices used by online marketers and spammers.

It requires genetic modification of the cells that researchers want to activate and the intrusive use of a fiber-optic thread in the brain.

Our children and young people are our future and we as adults are accountable, it is our responsibility to challenge the intrusive use of stop and search and enable our children to have a better childhood.

Having read through many of the emails, and while acknowledging the letters of thanks and support among them, my own view is that the paper in carrying out the exercise through the intrusive use of the voters' list, has prejudiced some of the goodwill it has built up in America and unnecessarily excited its enemies.

Or is that also a creepy and intrusive use of technology, when other solutions exist to track actual vital signs?

Though he illustrates the point with a comment about intrusive uses of cell phones in public spaces (2005, 47), the rise of mobile social networking has amplified this concern by several factors.

The process of installing ground loops in homeowners' yards has typically been messy and intrusive, using wide drills that are designed to dig water wells at depths of over 1,000 feet.

Aside from being slow and intrusive, the use of nurses to screen all incoming passengers was a waste of skilled medical staff.

But the researchers reasoned that optogenetics would ultimately be too intrusive to use in a human treatment.

"Maybe using my iPhone wasn't as intrusive as using my DSLRs, but most people are used to massive cameras and constant coverage at these events," he told me.