Sentence examples for may be invaded from inspiring English sources
Yes, one's privacy may be invaded from time to time.
The muscles also may be invaded by protozoa and helminths, or worms.
It only requires the sanction of the judiciary rather than the executive before that privacy may be invaded.
There is a fear that it may be invaded by Napoleonic armies and the majority population becomes a concern again.
Governments spend vast sums on defence to guard against the remote chance that their countries may be invaded.
This is underscored by Simon Godwin's superb production where gunfire suddenly erupts on the golf course and where even the austere confines of an institutional bedroom may be invaded by the image of a shattered soldier.
Smartphones may be invading pockets and purses across the world, but AOptix may soon bring those mobile devices to some far-flung war zones.
If the newly attached node plays as a defector, the triad may eventually be invaded by defectors and may end up in the long run in a state where the nodes have no capacity to receive new links.
Additionally, the cave may also be invaded by non-neural processes such as posterior extension of pituitary macroadenoma and orbital inflammatory disease.
If undisturbed by recurrent disturbances such as grazing, tree felling, and frequent fires, secondary vegetation may slowly be invaded by primary forest trees and can eventually revert to the original type.
