Sentence examples for invading fields from inspiring English sources

They have been invading fields belonging to large landowners, blocking off roads, and occupying town halls.On July 8th, Mr Cardoso agreed to meet them face-to-face.

Ragweed pollen concentrations have been reported to have increased over the last decade (Oswalt and Marshall, 2008), mainly because ragweed is invasive in Europe and is an opportunistic and pioneer plant, invading field crops and open disturbed habitats or roadsides (Bassett and Crompton, 1975).

While most professional athletes are loath to encourage interlopers when they invade fields of play, Ronaldo stood calmly and listened to Gjoka before he was escorted off the field by security personnel.

And that, they speculate, could cause the weedy form to invade fields and harm nontarget insects.

This time, they will have a single hour debate over whether states may invade fields of immigration policy the federal government claims to occupy.

Similar competition led to excessively tall cultivars in many annual crops(Donald and Hamblin 1983), but tall annual genotypes still experience selection for seed production, while mutant rhizomes could invade fields despite (or because) of much reduced seed production.

Protesters have invaded field trials and burned GM crops.

The most notorious is bracken (Pteridium), which spreads quickly by its underground ropelike rhizome, rapidly invading abandoned fields and pastures in both temperate and tropical regions.

In parts of South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa especially, farmers plant low-yielding seeds, climate change is starting to shrink their harvests, and plant diseases are invading their fields.

American lawyers are experts at protecting their turf and are invading foreign fields on their own account (see table).

This invasive weed spreads rapidly in southeastern China, invading abandoned fields and disturbed habitats [26].