Sentence examples for obvious encroachment from inspiring English sources

The most obvious encroachment is onto the turf of on-demand streaming services, including Spotify, which has 15m paying subscribers globally.

Despite the obvious encroachments of the digital, we all still use so much paper to note, to register, to measure, to account for, to classify, authorise, endorse and generally to tot up, gee up and make good our lives that it would be a Joycean undertaking to provide a full history of all the paper in just one life on one day, never mind in one city on one day, or in the life of one nation.

"Some locales have been threatened by the encroachment of foreign law into local, state and or federal law despite obvious violations of our constitutions.

This English republicanism then appears revolutionary in one obvious sense, but also profoundly conservative, defending the landed 'parliamentary' interest, in the name of citizen virtue, against encroachments by a central government and the nefarious influence of the 'modernizing' dynamics of trade and finance capitalism, reviled as corruption.

There was other evidence of Pentagon encroachment.

Sceptics reply that evidence of encroachment abounds.

Perhaps, but her conversation was beyond encroachment.

It became Mr. Rathore's mission to reverse the encroachment.

"There is always encroachment of the rules," Colonel Mitra said.

Imported cars became a hated symbol of foreign encroachment.

Agricultural encroachment has been limited by the poor, sandy soil.