Sentence examples for larger incursions from inspiring English sources

Still shooting and house demolitions, one death this week that I know of, but not any larger incursions.

Rafah has seemed calmer lately, maybe because the military is preoccupied with incursions in the north - still shooting and house demolitions - one death this week that I know of, but not any larger incursions.

The Pentagon came back with a long list of excuses: a commando raid could be another Desert 1, the failed 1980 Iranian hostage rescue; a larger incursion would really be an invasion, requiring tens of thousands of troops, etc.

Large incursions of the virus in 1995 and 1998 were linked with low-pressure systems that sustained strong northerly winds from New Guinea to the Cape York Peninsula.

A large incursion of elite Russian troops put Ukrainian forces on the defensive.

Experts say a few inches of sea level rise can translate to a large incursion by the ocean onto shallow coastlines.

April 7: Immediately after waking up we heard on the radio about a large incursion by the Third Infantry Division into the center of the city.

BEIRUT, Lebanon Syriaia's military was mounting what opposition activists said was the largest incursion in months on a rebellious suburb of Damascus on Monday, in an effort to drive back rebel forces that have taken up positions within miles of the center of the capital.

As the week ended, after a Palestinian attack in Nablus that killed three yeshiva students, Israeli troops re-invaded the city and its refugee camp, Balata, in the largest incursion since their monthlong campaign in the West Bank ended in April.

Such a large incursion would particularly help in recruiting more British and American losers, who can't make it in either nation but who can suddenly find meaning in their pathetic lives by mass immolating themselves for glorious Allah or at least Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the Tyler Durden of the transnational Islamic loser set.

Two great incursions establish the early Bronze Age in Ireland.