Sentence examples for it encroaches from inspiring English sources

There is huge resistance to diagnostic-decision support software as a category: doctors remain unconvinced of its benefits and believe it encroaches on their autonomy.It is not unusual to hear doctors claim that they are far better diagnosticians than a computer could ever be.

The new six-speed manual gearbox has a sweet, precise shift, and its conventional handbrake has a Z-shaped lever so it encroaches minimally into the centre console.

Venus makes first contact when it encroaches onto the disc of the sun.

No, unless it encroaches on the work the three of us are doing on the training field.

They believe in capitalism and market efficiencies, to be sure, but they fear heavily concentrated private power, especially where it encroaches on their economic and personal choices.

But Islamophobia gives us a Eurocentric definition of tragedy in which terrorism only seems to matter when it encroaches on European shores.

In the years since Sept. 11, 2001, Congress has repeatedly allowed the executive branch to expand its power, even as it encroached upon American citizens' civil liberties.

It failed because members felt that it encroached on their privacy.

Among their top priorities was stopping Communism wherever it encroached, and rolling it back wherever possible.

That upset church leaders around the city who said it encroached on religious liberties.

He was incensed by Fascist thuggery, above all when it encroached upon his turf.