Sentence examples for invasive new from inspiring English sources

Too many companies have learned this lesson the hard way, launching invasive new services that have triggered class action lawsuits, Congressional inquiries, and media firestorms.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture USDAA) prevents the spread of potentially invasive new plants within the U.S., including plants imported from other countries and GM crops.

And his proposals to give the European Commission far-reaching powers to enforce budgetary discipline have been likened by skeptics in Britain to an invasive new "super state".

If you've tried to change your Windows 10 search engine, web browser, or movie player, or to turn off their invasive new lock-screen ads, Windows search bar Bing spam, and invasive "analytics", you know what I'm talking about.

Invasive New Zealand mudsnails (Potamopyrgus antipodarum, NZMS) have infested freshwater aquaculture facilities in the western United States and disrupted stocking or fish transportation activities because of the risk of transporting NZMS to naïve locations.

But Jeffrey Chester has a fair guess: Ads, and an invasive new model of data collection to target them.

In addition, climate change may afford some invasive species new opportunities.

Always a tricky proposition in console games, where onscreen ads are often seen as invasive, the new era of free-to-play games has changed attitudes.

To forestall a threat from black cherry and other fast-growing invasive species, new trees are to be planted soon to replace those that were lost.

This, in turn, has precipitated the ever-burgeoning war-industrial-intelligence complex, a system that has only grown more complex and invasive given new technologies and the pressures of fighting an ill-defined yet all-consuming global War on Terror.

This may be because patients believe that invasive, 12 new, 79 and expensive 80 procedures are actually more effective.