Sentence examples for invasive of from inspiring English sources

Pancreatic adenocarcinoma is among the most invasive of all malignancies and locoregional tumour invasion is a common cause of inoperability.

This is doubly wrong and in the process invasive of privacy.

Eavesdropping is difficult, time-consuming and invasive of privacy.

Dan Mines, who led the firstcarquote project at Admiral, denied that it was invasive of personal data.

But this was before 9/11, and the N.S.A.'s lawyers deemed ThinThread too invasive of Americans' privacy.

Mother Earth has "provided everything we need to survive outside of her, without having to be invasive of her".

In healthcare you want to find the way to help that is the least invasive of the person's life and body.

We may learn no more about Blarney or related data-collection programs, even if — especially if — they are the most invasive of all.

Preliminary conservation trials and scientific studies were carried out to design the most convenient restoration intervention and to verify the correctness and non-invasive of the necessary operations.

There are several studies featuring different results with regard to its importance in the growth behavior (aggressive/invasive) of adenomas [ 26– 321 21, 33– 33].

Indeed, L'Engle's family habitually refer to all her memoirs as "pure fiction," and, conversely, consider her novels to be the most autobiographical though to them equally invasive of her books.