Sentence examples for invaded at from inspiring English sources

Fig. 2 Diagram illustrating quadrat position in a 10 m × 10 m sampling site for recording data on species composition, species richness, basal cover, biomass yield, and soil properties under three S. obtusifolia invasion levels (non-invaded, lightly invaded, and heavily invaded) at two locations in northern Ethiopia.

Bars indicate the SE of the mean Fig. 4 Percentage of functional groups based on the frequency of occurrence (G grass species, HL herbaceous legumes, NLHF neither grasses nor legumes) of the herbaceous vegetation under three S. obtusifolia invasion levels (NI non-invaded, LI lightly invaded, HI heavily invaded) at two locations in northern Ethiopia.

Farms still owned by whites are being invaded at an even greater pace.

There are in fact only a handful of countries British troops haven't invaded at some point.

The Nazis had invaded at 4am that morning without a declaration of war.

If we had a draft, a retired general said to me recently, we probably would not have invaded at all.

Yet this self-mythologizing makes its representatives less proud than anxious: the social ills besetting the rest of America, and big government itself, may invade at any minute.

Most intriguing, documents and personal testimony, particularly Marshal Kulikov's, suggested that the Soviet Union had not been prepared to invade at the time General Jaruzelski ordered martial law.

In the subtropical mountains of Taiwan and in other parts of the world, bamboo (Bambusoideae) species may invade at a certain point in the succession of recovering landslide scars.

"Well," Rick says, "there are certain sections of New York, Major, that I wouldn't advise you to try to invade". At revival houses like the Thalia, audiences in the old days went nuts over that line.

Writer says the right to be secure in one's person & possessions cannot be assured as the law now stands, because the police can invade at will without much fear of punishment.