Sentence examples for more incursions from inspiring English sources
They promised further sanctions if Russia made more incursions into Ukraine.
In 2014, Greece's military authorities recorded 2,244 violations of Greek airspace by Turkish aircraft, three and a half times more incursions than in 2013.
It is not just that there are more incursions on renowned North Shore surf breaks; after all, as Hans Hedemann, a legendary pro surfer who operates surf schools on Oahu, said, "For good surfers, there's always plenty of waves".
Referring to the step taken today, Mr. Cordesman said, "It won't buy anything if there are more incursions into Palestinian cities, or if there is another lockdown of Arafat" because of another suicide attack.
Israeli tanks are still visible outside of Bethlehem, but there are to be no more incursions into the town itself, the army says, provided things stay quiet.The ceasefire was marred by the killing of a foreign driver on a West Bank road near Jenin on June 30th.
Yes, certainly, I could have detailed more lovers (but enough is enough, don't you think?); made more incursions into the fights she had with her mother; told a few more hysterically funny stories about how she short-sheeted her friends — - but, really, I think the preponderance is there.
Now, American military officers appear confident that a shift in policy could allow for more routine incursions.
And there are more runway incursions — incidents of near collisions of planes with other planes, people or vehicles — than there are at either Kennedy International or La Guardia Airport.
They were noisy but pliant under previous governments, and they are now ill-prepared to fend off the far more shameless incursions of the current prime minister.
More recent incursions by right-wing paramilitaries, the rebels' most feared adversaries, helped give Comuna 13 and its 130,000 people a homicide rate 55 times that of New York City.
The Congolese government, it may be noted, has co-operated with the Rwandans in their more recent incursions into Congo.Mr Kagame and his government are stifling political and press freedom in advance of a presidential election due in August.
